This invention discloses a method for preparing
graphene-loaded
iridium-
ruthenium-
cobalt-
copper-
nickel high-entropy nanoparticles. The method includes: dissolving
iridium,
ruthenium,
cobalt,
copper, and
nickel metal salts in an equiatomic ratio to prepare a
metal precursor solution; simultaneously preparing a
graphene oxide dispersion; and then mixing and atomizing the dispersion using a dual-feed atomization
drying device to obtain a composite precursor
powder. Finally, the
powder is subjected to
microwave reduction under
inert gas protection to obtain
graphene-loaded
iridium-
ruthenium-
cobalt-
copper-
nickel high-entropy nanoparticles. This invention employs a synergistic process of dual-feed atomization and
microwave reduction, avoiding
metal ion aggregation and elemental segregation, achieving uniform and stable loading of high-entropy nanoparticles on the graphene surface. The high-entropy nanoparticles have a single-phase face-centered cubic structure with a particle size of 8 nm to 25 nm. The process is simple, efficient, low-consumption, and allows for controllable proportions. The prepared graphene-loaded iridium-ruthenium-cobalt-copper-nickel high-entropy nanoparticles can be widely used in water
electrolysis, exhibiting advantages such as low
overpotential and high stability, making them suitable for large-scale production and industrial applications.