Toward Complete CO2 Electroconversion: Status, Challenges, and Perspectives
Changfan Xu,
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Ping Hong,
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Yulian Dong
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Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 12, 2025
Abstract
Electrocatalytic
conversion
of
carbon
dioxide
(CO
2
)
into
valuable
carbon‐based
fuels
and
chemicals
represents
a
promising
approach
to
closing
the
cycle
setting
circular
economy.
Nevertheless,
for
current
electrocatalytic
CO
reduction
reaction
(ECO
RR)
systems,
realizing
100%
with
simultaneously
high
overall
rate
(i.e.,
single‐pass
conversion)
Faradaic
efficiency
(FE)
remains
significant
challenge.
Enhancing
often
results
in
decrease
FE,
conversely,
improving
FE
may
limit
rate.
Metal–CO
(M–CO
batteries
functions
face
similar
challenges,
particularly
reversible
M–CO
batteries,
which
do
not
accomplish
net
because
nearly
all
RR
products
are
reoxidized
during
subsequent
charging
process.
Such
system
neutrality
poses
substantial
challenges.
This
perspective
provides
an
in‐depth
analysis
state‐of‐the‐art
ECO
systems
alongside
main
strategies
employed
address
their
respective
The
critical
importance
achieving
both
is
underscored
practical
applications
effectively
close
cycle.
Furthermore,
strategic
roadmap
that
outlines
future
research
directions
presented,
thereby
facilitating
advancement
comprehensive
electroconversion
technologies.
Language: Английский
Maximized Synergistic Interaction of Pd Single Atoms with CuCo2S4 Nanosheets Catalysts for High‐Efficiency Photocatalytic H2 Production and O2 Reduction via Enhanced Charge Separation and Transfer
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 30, 2025
Abstract
The
photocatalytic
conversion
of
naturally
abundant
molecules
into
value‐added
products
is
a
key
solution
for
sustainable
development,
addressing
energy
and
environmental
challenges.
This
study
introduces
simple,
eco‐friendly
one‐step
hydrothermal
method
synthesizing
atomically
dispersed
Pd
single‐atom
catalysts
(SACs)
on
CuCo
2
S
4
semiconductor
nanosheets,
designed
these
applications.
structure
SA
‒CuCo
investigated
by
aberration‐corrected
transmission
electron
microscopy
X‐ray
absorption
fine
(XAFS)
spectroscopy.
novel
synthesis
process
ensures
strong
coordination
between
the
SAs
sulfur
ions
nanosheet
surface,
reducing
overall
charge
transfer
resistance,
making
them
ideal
photogenerated
capture
based
asymmetric
density
distribution.
0.10Pd
SAC
(0.1
wt.%
loading)
achieves
visible‐light‐driven
H
production
rate
39550
µmol
g
‒1
h
with
notable
apparent
quantum
efficiency
15.57%
(at
420
nm
wavelength)
high
stability.
same
can
facilitate
reduction
O
to
via
oxygen
reaction
(ORR),
achieving
an
‒to‒H
19200
negligible
decomposition
produced
.
proposed
strategy
herein
offers
new
insights
enhanced
nanosheets
overcoming
mass‐transfer
limitations.
Language: Английский