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<p>The rationally designed ruthenium selenide (RuSe<sub>1.6</sub>-500) nanocomposite with selenium vacancies was synthesized via a hydrothermal/annealing approach. During the annealing step, calcination under a H<sub>2</sub>/Ar atmosphere facilitated the evaporation of selenium, thereby generating selenium vacancies. This study confirmed that RuSe<sub>1.6</sub>-500 prepared by this method functions as an efficient electrocatalyst for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) in seawater. Furthermore, experiments and density functional theory calculations demonstrated that the enhanced electrocatalytic performance and resistance to Cl-induced corrosion in seawater can be attributed to the surface reconstruction of RuSe<sub>1.6</sub>-500 during the HER process. Specifically, the reconstruction involves the adsorption of hydroxyl groups at selenium vacancies, leading to the formation of a hydroxy-rich surface on RuSe<sub>1.6</sub>-500. The hydroxy-rich surface is responsible for the superior electrocatalytic activity and stability of RuSe<sub>1.6</sub>-500 as an electrocatalyst for the HER in seawater.</p>

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Surface hydroxyl enriched ruthenium selenide nanoparticles for efficient seawater hydrogen evolution reaction

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    2025年10月10日

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  • Ming-Xia Hu,
  • Le-Wei Shen,
  • Yong Wang,
  • Wen-Ying Zhao,
  • Kang-Yi Xiong,
  • Ling Shen,
  • Yi Lu,
  • Jie Ying,
  • Yu-Xuan Xiao,
  • Wei Geng,
  • Kenneth I. Ozoemena,
  • Maria Magdalena Titirici,
  • Ge Tian,
  • Xiao-Yu Yang

摘要

The rationally designed ruthenium selenide (RuSe1.6-500) nanocomposite with selenium vacancies was synthesized via a hydrothermal/annealing approach. During the annealing step, calcination under a H2/Ar atmosphere facilitated the evaporation of selenium, thereby generating selenium vacancies. This study confirmed that RuSe1.6-500 prepared by this method functions as an efficient electrocatalyst for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) in seawater. Furthermore, experiments and density functional theory calculations demonstrated that the enhanced electrocatalytic performance and resistance to Cl-induced corrosion in seawater can be attributed to the surface reconstruction of RuSe1.6-500 during the HER process. Specifically, the reconstruction involves the adsorption of hydroxyl groups at selenium vacancies, leading to the formation of a hydroxy-rich surface on RuSe1.6-500. The hydroxy-rich surface is responsible for the superior electrocatalytic activity and stability of RuSe1.6-500 as an electrocatalyst for the HER in seawater.