Sb-Doped CeO2 Nanospheres for Selective CO2 Electroreduction to Ethanol through Dynamic Redox Cycling of Surface Sb and Ce Sites
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 24, 2025
It
is
challenging
to
construct
non-Cu
catalysts
toward
CO2
electroreduction
(CO2ER)
ethanol
with
high
selectivity
due
the
difficulty
in
adjusting
active
sites
for
controlling
evolution
of
reaction
intermediates.
In
this
work,
Sb-doped
CeO2
nanospheres
are
constructed
tune
intermediates
on
selective
generation.
The
primary
one
Sb
site
and
two
Ce
undergo
fluctuations
oxidation
states
during
CO2ER,
which
promotes
*CO*OH
formation
conversion
linear
*COL
further
C–C
coupling
produce
ethanol.
optimal
Sb5.0%-CeO2
can
convert
as
a
single
liquid
product
over
50%
broad
potential
range
from
−0.5
−1.0
V.
Remarkably,
it
exhibits
an
Faradaic
efficiency
70.5
±
1.2%
at
−0.7
V
stable
operation
48
h.
This
work
provides
insights
into
catalyst
design
CO2ER
selectivity.
Language: Английский
In Situ Unravelling NiOOH Species on Flower‐Like NiFeCo LDH/Nb2CTx for Ameliorated Solar‐Powered Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Benzyl Alcohol Oxidation Coupled with Hydrogen Evolution
Jian Yiing Loh,
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Feng Ming Yap,
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Tan Ji Siang
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et al.
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
Abstract
Developing
bifunctional
electrocatalysts
from
earth‐abundant
first‐row
transition
metals
for
large‐scale
hydrogen
production
through
water
electrolysis
is
both
promising
and
challenging.
This
study
presents
a
ternary
layered
double
hydroxide
(LDH)
as
electrocatalyst
the
evolution
reaction
(HER)
benzyl
alcohol
oxidation
(BAOR).
The
synergy
between
2D
NiFeCo
LDH
non‐Ti‐based
Nb
2
CT
x
MXene
enhances
electrochemical
performance.
achieves
excellent
results
with
low
potential
of
1.5
V
versus
RHE
at
100
mA
cm⁻
BAOR,
an
overpotential
320
mV
50
HER,
stability
over
h.
A
solar
cell‐powered
HER||BAOR
system
shows
faradaic
efficiency
≈73.92%
benzaldehyde
solar‐to‐hydrogen
(STH)
≈39.67%.
In
situ
Raman
analysis
identifies
oxyhydroxide
group
real
catalytic
active
site
during
BAOR.
These
findings
offer
valuable
insights
linking
fundamental
research
technological
innovation
to
address
global
challenges.
Language: Английский