Thiophene‐Based Bipolar‐Type Covalent Organic Frameworks with Extended π‐Conjugation as Superior Cathode for Lithium‐Ion Batteries
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 24, 2025
Abstract
Covalent
organic
frameworks
(COFs)
have
latterly
emerged
as
a
promising
platform
for
devising
electrode
materials
used
to
acquire
high‐performance
lithium‐ion
batteries
(LIBs).
However,
the
preparation
of
COFs
with
fast
redox
kinetics,
high‐efficiency
utilization
active
sites,
superior
stability,
and
high
conductivity
remains
challenge.
Herein,
thiophene‐based
bipolar‐type
(denoted
TT‐TPDA‐COF)
featuring
extended
conjugation,
rich
multiple
redox‐active
sites
(C─S,
C─N,
C═N),
hierarchical
micro‐mesoporosity
is
synthesized.
TT‐TPDA‐COF
exhibits
significantly
increased
density
enhanced
electrical
compared
its
corresponding
counterpart
(Np‐TPDA‐COF).
Remarkably,
when
LIBs
cathode,
it
shows
exceptional
specific
capacity
up
309
mA
h
g
−1
at
200
,
surpassing
that
Np‐TPDA‐COF
(195
),
energy
714
W
kg
superb
rate
property
(182
5000
impressive
preservation
84.3%
after
cycles
.
Additionally,
predictable
application
prototype
has
been
proved
by
dual‐ion
full
cells
assembled
using
cathode.
Furthermore,
storage
mechanism
comprehensively
revealed
in/‐ex
situ
studies
theoretical
calculations.
Language: Английский
Recent Advancements in COFs‐Based Heterostructures for CO₂ Photoreduction
Qi Li,
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Xiang Li,
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Bin Zhang
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 5, 2025
Abstract
Covalent–organic
frameworks
(COFs)
based
heterojunctions
photocatalytic
have
showed
great
potential
for
CO
2
upcycling.
Currently,
significant
progress
has
been
made
in
developing
such
photocatalysts,
yet
a
comprehensive
understanding
of
this
field
remains
lacking.
This
review
systematically
explores
the
inherent
relationship
between
COF‐based
heterojunction
innovations
and
CO₂
reduction,
aiming
to
establish
structure–performance–mechanism
correlation
that
guides
design
high‐efficiency
catalysts.
First,
fundamentals,
mechanisms,
related
principles
conversion,
as
well
advantages
COFs
application,
are
thoroughly
introduced.
Then,
state‐of‐the‐art
applied
reduction
discussed
from
following
critical
aspects:
interfacial
engineering,
spatial
charge
transfer
regulation,
active
component
hybridization,
half‐reaction
kinetic
optimization,
sites
engineering.
Subsequently,
systematic
overview
characterization
techniques
research
methodologies
probing
catalyst
structures
in‐depth
reaction
mechanisms
is
outlined.
Finally,
challenges
further
development
direction
proposed.
It
expected
can
provide
powerful
guidance
reference
toward
exploiting
high‐performance
photocatalysts
conversion.
Language: Английский