Electrocatalytic water splitting as a green chemical process to evolve H 2 has increasingly
attracted attention. Using fresh water as the proton source not only increases the cost but …

Compared with the traditional electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen, urea‐assisted
electrolysis of water to produce hydrogen has significant advantages and has received …

For mass production of hydrogen fuel by electrochemical water splitting, seawater is
preferred because of its abundant reserves on Earth. However, the current seawater …

Seawater electrolysis is an efficient method for producing carbon-neutral hydrogen;
however, it is hindered by high energy cost and chlorine evolution reaction. In this study, we …

Developing highly effective and stable electrocatalysts are attractive but highly challenging
for alkaline seawater splitting. Herein, using a simple method, we developed a novel MOF …

Utilizing earth-abundant seawater over scarce freshwater for hydrogen fuel production via
water electrolysis is a promising/sustainable strategy. However, the serious anodic corrosion …

Seawater electrolysis for hydrogen production is a sustainable and economical approach
that can mitigate the energy crisis and global warming issues. Although various …

Seawater electrolysis is a promising approach to large-scale hydrogen production, offering a
sustainable path toward a greener energy landscape, yet requires a highly active, stable …

Direct electrolysis of inexhaustible seawater to generate green hydrogen represents a more
environment‐friendly technology relative to freshwater electrolysis. However, current …

The exploration of efficient, stable, and inexpensive oxygen evolution reaction (OER)
catalysts is of great importance for the practical application of seawater electrolysis. In this …