Rational Design of Covalent Organic Frameworks with Redox-Active Catechol Moieties for High-Performance Overall Photosynthesis of Hydrogen Peroxide
Shufan Feng,
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Hao Cheng,
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Feng Chen
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et al.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 7736 - 7745
Published: May 2, 2024
Covalent
organic
frameworks
(COFs)
have
emerged
as
promising
candidates
for
solar-driven
photosynthesis
of
hydrogen
peroxide
(H2O2),
yet
the
development
high-performance
COFs
tailored
practical
applications
presents
substantial
challenges.
This
research
introduces
integration
redox-active
catechol
moiety
into
a
series
(TPE-COF-OH,
TPB-COF-OH,
and
TPP-COF-OH),
serving
pivotal
active
site
photocatalytic
oxygen
(O2)
reduction
to
H2O2
through
reversible
catechol-quinone
interconversion
mechanism.
process
facilitates
transformation
o-benzoquinone
in
presence
molecular
O2,
while
photoexcited
electrons
are
utilized
revert
catechol,
reducing
energy
barrier
synthesis.
Notably,
TPB-COF-OH
demonstrates
an
unparalleled
production
rate
6608
μmol
h–1
g–1,
outperforming
its
counterpart,
TPB-COF-OMe,
which
lacks
unit.
Furthermore,
achieves
solar-to-chemical
conversion
efficiency
0.84%,
marking
highest
value
among
COF-based
photocatalysts
production.
investigation
not
only
underscores
critical
role
engineering
enhancing
COF
performance
but
also
broadens
horizon
technologies.
Language: Английский
A Hydrazine‒Water Galvanic Cell‐Inspired Self‐Powered High‐Rate Hydrogen Production via Overall Hydrazine Electrosplitting
Linjie Zhang,
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Man Li,
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Chen Sun
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Abstract
Exploring
advanced
electrolysis
techniques
for
attaining
scene‐adaptive
and
on‐site
green
H
2
production
is
an
imperative
matter
of
utmost
practical
significance
but
grand
challenge
remains.
Herein,
drawn
inspiration
from
a
spontaneous
hydrazine‒H
O
galvanic
cell
configured
on
low‐valence
Ru
single
atoms‐loaded
Mo
C
electrode
(Ru
SA
/v‐Mo
C),
alternative
energy
solution
utilizing
self‐powered
electrochemical
hydrazine
splitting
(N
4
→
2H
+
N
)
instead
the
stereotyped
electricity‐consumed
water
proposed.
This
highlights
pH‐decoupled
primary
battery
with
notable
open‐circuit
voltage
1.37
V
density
up
to
358
Wh
g
N2H4
−1
,
which
powerfully
propels
alkaline
cell,
leading
bilateral
harvest
remarkable
rate
18
mol
h
m
−2
i.e.,
403.2
L
setting
new
record
self‐sustaining
electricity‐powered
systems.
The
success
this
further
decoded
by
tandem
theoretical
in
situ
spectroscopic
studies,
cross‐verifying
Ru‒Mo
dual‐site
synergy
streamlining
overall
barriers,
thereby
enhancing
kinetics
reactions.
pioneering
work,
showcasing
free
both
external
feedstock
inputs,
opens
horizon
way
ultimate
solution.
Language: Английский
Recent Advances in Applied Electrochemistry: A Review
Paolo Yammine,
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Hanna El‐Nakat,
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Rima Kassab
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et al.
Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3), P. 407 - 434
Published: May 23, 2024
Applied
electrochemistry
(AE)
plays
today
an
important
role
in
a
wide
range
of
fields,
including
energy
conversion
and
storage,
processes,
environment,
(bio)analytical
chemistry,
many
others.
Electrochemical
synthesis
is
now
proven
as
promising
pathway
to
avoid
all
disadvantages
terms
high
consumption
pollution,
while
electrochemical
modeling
becomes
powerful
tool
understand
complex
systems
predict
optimize
the
devices
under
various
conditions,
which
reduce
study
time
cost.
The
vital
will
greatly
be
considered
upcoming
years,
aiming
carbon
footprints
supporting
transition
towards
green
more
sustainable
framework.
This
review
article
summarizes
recent
advances
applied
electrochemistry.
It
shows
how
this
field
has
become
indispensable
for
innovation,
progress,
problem-solving
modern
world,
addressing
societal
challenges
across
diverse
fields.
Language: Английский
Conductivity-mediated in situ electrochemical reconstruction of CuOx for nitrate reduction to ammonia
Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(29), P. 13895 - 13904
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
CP/CuO
x
with
suitable
copper
valence
states
obtained
by
fine-tuning
the
conductivity
of
electrochemical
reconstruction
may
provide
a
competitive
cathode
catalyst
for
achieving
excellent
activity
and
selectivity
NO
3
−
-to-NH
conversion.
Language: Английский
Ni3V2O8 Nanospheres for Sustained and Efficient Enhancement of Electrocatalytic H2O2 Production in pH-Universal Solutions
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(16), P. 12140 - 12151
Published: July 30, 2024
Electrosynthesis
of
hydrogen
peroxide
(H2O2)
is
an
energy-efficient
and
environmentally
friendly
approach
with
the
potential
for
on-site
generation
application
but
severely
constrained
by
lack
efficient
stable
catalysts
to
activate
two-electron
oxygen
reduction
reaction
high
selectivity
generate
H2O2
in
yield.
Herein,
we
report
a
nickel
vanadate
catalyst
(Ni3V2O8-NS)
featuring
selectivity,
activity,
stability.
The
Ni3V2O8-NS
exhibited
across
pH-universal
electrolytes
(acidic
92.28%,
neutral
92.76%,
basic
92.36%),
giving
record
yield
44,010
mmol
h–1
gcatalyst–1
(neutral)
38,043
(weakly
acidic)
customized
flow
cell
displayed
good
stability
during
10-cycles
test
(each
cycle
lasting
10
h)
at
concentration
(10
wt
%).
Based
on
situ
spectroscopic
density
functional
theory
calculations,
effect
Ni–V
revealed,
introduction
V
changing
coordination
environment
surface
Ni
providing
more
suitable
adsorption
energy
intermediate
*OOH,
resulting
its
catalytic
activity.
Furthermore,
concept
production
was
demonstrated
through
oxidative
degradation
dyes
antibiotics.
This
work
has
designed
metal
promising
electrocatalytic
performance,
shedding
light
practicality
H2O2.
Language: Английский