This invention relates to the field of water
electrolysis and
hydrogen energy utilization technology, and provides an in-situ electrodeposition method for improving NiMoP. x O y A method for studying the catalytic activity and stability of a self-supporting
nickel-based
hydrogen evolution
electrode (NMOP). First, NiMoP... x O y The / NF self-supporting foam
nickel-based
electrode is prepared by immersing it in a
nickel salt solution for a certain period of time,
drying it, and then immersing it in a
sodium sulfate solution for electrodeposition reduction reaction. This invention provides a simple and convenient method for adjusting the amount of
metallic nickel deposited, ensuring its distribution among the
active component particles of the
electrode. This effectively improves the adhesion of the
active component and prevents its detachment, significantly enhancing the
hydrogen evolution activity and stability of the
hydrogen evolution electrode. At an industrial
current density of 100 mA / cm², the
overpotential of the modified electrode prepared by this method is reduced by approximately 20% compared to the unmodified electrode, and the
charge transfer resistance is reduced by approximately 41%. After 30,000 CV cycle accelerated durability tests, the increases in
overpotential and
charge transfer resistance are less than 7% and 26% of those of the unmodified electrode, respectively. Therefore, this invention has promising prospects for industrial application.