Chinese Journal of Catalysis ›› 2026, Vol. 89: 232-245.DOI: 10.1016/S1872-2067(26)65155-8
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Ting Lia, Xiaohui Chena, Xiaolin Lia, Qi Xiaob,*(
), Hongqun Luoa,*(
), Nianbing Lia,*(
)
Received:2026-01-07
Accepted:2026-03-12
Online:2026-10-18
Published:2026-09-01
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*E-mail:qi.xiao@nnnu.edu.cn(Q. Xiao),luohq@swu.edu.cn (H. Luo),linb@swu.edu.cn(N. Li).
Supported by:Ting Li, Xiaohui Chen, Xiaolin Li, Qi Xiao, Hongqun Luo, Nianbing Li. Autogenous force-mediated assembly: A general strategy for constructing single-atom architectures in hierarchical hybrid electrocatalysts[J]. Chinese Journal of Catalysis, 2026, 89: 232-245.
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Fig. 2. TEM image (a), elemental mapping images (b), and HRTEM image (c) of Co@NCNTs. TEM image (d), elemental mapping images (e), EDS mapping (f), HRTEM image (g), AC HAADF-STEM image (h), 3D atom-overlapping Gaussian function fitting mapping (i) of the dashed square in (i), and the intensity profiles along the dashed rectangles in AC HAADF-STEM image (j) of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4.
Fig. 3. (a) XRD patterns of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4, Co@NCNTs/Co3O4, and Co@NCNTs. High resolution XPS spectra of Co 2p (b) and C 1s + Ru 3d (c) for Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 and Co@NCNTs/Co3O4. (d) High resolution XPS spectra of Ru 3p for Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4. (e) Ru L3-edge XANES spectra of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4, Ru foil, and RuO2. (f) Calculation of oxidation state of Ru in Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 from Fig. 3(e). (g) EXAFS spectra of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4, Ru foil, and RuO2. (h) FT-EXAFS fitting curves of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 at the R space. WT-EXAFS of RuO2 (i), Ru foil (j), and Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 (k). (l) Tauc plots of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 and Co@NCNTs/Co3O4 obtained from UV-vis spectroscopy.
Fig. 4. HER performance evaluation. LSV curves (a,b), Tafel slopes (c,d), Nyquist plots (e,f), and Cdl curves (g,h) of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4, Co@NCNTs/Co3O4, and Co@NCNTs in 1.0 mol L-1 KOH and in 0.5 mol L-1 H2SO4, respectively. Comparison of overpotentials at 10 mA cm-2 in 1.0 mol L-1 KOH (i) and 0.5 mol L-1 H2SO4 (j) [50,55-68].
Fig. 5. (a) Charge density difference of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 with a side view and a top view. The Co, Ru, O, C, and N atoms are represented by light blue, light green, pink, black, and blue spheres, respectively. Yellow and cyan regions represent electron accumulation and depletion, respectively. (b) PDOS of Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 and Co@NCNTs/Co3O4 with aligned Fermi level. The vertical lines mark the positions of d-band center. (c) The Gibbs free energy diagrams for complete alkaline HER over Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 and Co@NCNTs/Co3O4. (d) The schematic illustrations for each step of the alkaline HER process over the Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4. The *H2O, *H + *OH, *H + OH- indicate the adsorbed H2O on the catalyst, the adsorbed H and the adsorbed OH on the catalyst, the adsorbed H is still on the catalyst while the OH is undergoing the process of desorption, respectively. (e) The H adsorption energies on the Co@NCNTs/Ru-Co3O4 and Co@NCNTs/Co3O4, respectively.
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