The use of renewable energy for hydrogen production through water electrolysis is a critical pathway for green hydrogen generation.Compared to pure water electrolysis,direct electrolysis of seawater offers several adv...The use of renewable energy for hydrogen production through water electrolysis is a critical pathway for green hydrogen generation.Compared to pure water electrolysis,direct electrolysis of seawater offers several advantages,such as raw material availability and application diversity.However,the complex composition of seawater presents significant technical challenges,particularly the competitive chloride oxidation reaction(ClOR)at the anode,which leads to equipment corrosion[1].展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.22202205 and 22209170)XMIREM Autonomously Deployment Project,China(Nos.2023CX14,2023GG01)+4 种基金Self-deployment Project Research Program of Haixi Institutes,Chinese Academy of Sciences(Nos.CXZX-2022-GH03,CXZX-2024-JQ02)Major Science and Technology Program of Xiamen,China(No.3502Z20231054)Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province,China(Grant Nos.2022J01502 and 2024J01185)STS Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,China(No.2023T3071)Natural Science Foundation of Xiamen,China(No.3502Z20227256).
文摘The use of renewable energy for hydrogen production through water electrolysis is a critical pathway for green hydrogen generation.Compared to pure water electrolysis,direct electrolysis of seawater offers several advantages,such as raw material availability and application diversity.However,the complex composition of seawater presents significant technical challenges,particularly the competitive chloride oxidation reaction(ClOR)at the anode,which leads to equipment corrosion[1].
