Green Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
The
Ni
foam-supported
Ni(OH)
2
nanosheet
array
with
surface
engineering
of
adipic
acid
is
engineered
to
remarkably
promote
PET-derived
ethylene
glycol
oxidation
reaction
(EGOR)
for
value-added
formate
production.
Energy & Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 1984 - 1996
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
A
urea-assisted
water
splitting
electrolyzer
based
on
Pt
nanoparticle-anchored
Ni(OH)
2
@Ni-CNF
catalyst
and
Pt@Ni-CNF
is
constructed
for
effectively
reducing
the
energy
consumption
of
H
production.
Small,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
19(43)
Published: June 27, 2023
Urea
oxidation
reaction
(UOR)
is
one
of
the
promising
alternative
anodic
reactions
to
water
that
has
attracted
extensive
attention
in
green
hydrogen
production.
The
application
specifically
designed
electrocatalysts
capable
declining
energy
consumption
and
environmental
consequences
major
challenges
this
field.
Therefore,
goal
achieve
a
resistant,
low-cost,
environmentally
friendly
electrocatalyst.
Herein,
water-stable
fluorinated
Cu(II)
metalorganic
framework
(MOF)
{[Cu2
(L)(H2
O)2
]·(5DMF)(4H2
O)}n
(Cu-FMOF-NH2
;
H4
L
=
3,5-bis(2,4-dicarboxylic
acid)-4-(trifluoromethyl)aniline)
developed
utilizing
an
angular
tetracarboxylic
acid
ligand
incorporates
both
trifluoromethyl
(-CF3
)
amine
(-NH2
groups.
tailored
structure
Cu-FMOF-NH2
where
linkers
are
connected
by
fluoride
bridges
surrounded
dicopper
nodes
reveals
4,24T1
topology.
When
employed
as
electrocatalyst,
requires
only
1.31
V
versus
reversible
electrode
(RHE)
deliver
10
mA
cm-2
current
density
1.0
m
KOH
with
0.33
urea
electrolyte
delivered
even
higher
(50
at
1.47
RHE.
This
performance
superior
several
reported
catalysts
including
commercial
RuO2
catalyst
overpotential
1.52
investigation
opens
new
opportunities
develop
utilize
pristine
MOFs
potential
electrocatalyst
for
various
catalytic
reactions.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Abstract
New
carbon‐based
materials
(CMs)
are
recommended
as
attractively
active
due
to
their
diverse
nanostructures
and
unique
electron
transport
pathways,
demonstrating
great
potential
for
highly
efficient
energy
storage
applications,
electrocatalysis,
beyond.
Among
these
newly
reported
CMs,
metal–organic
framework
(MOF)‐derived
CMs
have
achieved
impressive
development
momentum
based
on
high
specific
surface
areas,
tunable
porosity,
flexible
structural‐functional
integration.
However,
obstacles
regarding
the
integrity
of
porous
structures,
complexity
preparation
processes,
precise
control
components
hinder
regulation
interface
engineering
in
CMs.
In
this
context,
review
systematically
summarizes
latest
advances
tailored
types,
processing
strategies,
energy‐related
applications
MOF‐derived
focuses
structure‐activity
relationship
metal‐free
carbon,
metal‐doped
metallide‐doped
carbon.
Particularly,
intrinsic
correlation
evolutionary
behavior
between
synergistic
interaction
micro/nanostructures
species
with
electrochemical
performances
emphasized.
Finally,
insights
perspectives
relevant
research
presented,
future
prospects
challenges
discussed,
providing
valuable
guidance
boost
high‐performance
electrodes
a
broader
range
application
fields.
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(23), P. 15360 - 15374
Published: Nov. 13, 2023
Seawater
electrolysis
is
promising
for
large-scale
H2
production,
yet
it
bottlenecked
by
the
lack
of
a
high-performing
anode
with
favorable
activity,
desirable
selectivity
toward
oxygen
evolution
reaction
(OER),
and
strong
resistance
against
chloride
corrosion.
Herein,
we
propose
multiscale
structural
engineering
strategy
to
construct
multilayered
heterostructured
OER
electrode
an
amorphous
FeOOH
overlayer
coated
on
crystalline
Mo-doped
Co0.85Se
nanosheet
array
aligned
3D
macroporous
Ni
foam.
In
such
designed
NF/(CoMo)0.85Se@FeOOH
electrode,
integration
aliovalent
conductive
active
nonconductive
into
crystalline–amorphous
heterostructure,
unique
hierarchical
sheet-on-sheet
nanoarray
configuration,
can
not
only
give
rise
proliferated
catalytic
sites
enhanced
intrinsic
activity
via
electronic
manipulation
but
also
boost
mass
transfer
account
fascinating
surface
superhydrophilic
superaerophobic
features.
Impressively,
architecture
comprising
inherently
anticorrosive
(CoMo)0.85Se
core
shell,
together
in
situ
formed
transition
metal
(oxy)hydroxide
outmost
layer
enriched
polyatomic
anions
(MoOxn–
SeOxn–),
collectively
contribute
commendable
mechanical
stability
chloride-corrosion
during
harsh
seawater
oxidation.
This
work
highlights
potent
paradigm
high-efficiency,
corrosion-resistive,
OER-selective
stable
ingenious
systematical
engineering.
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 10, 2025
Abstract
Urea
electrolysis
presents
an
eco‐friendly,
cost‐effective
method
for
hydrogen
(H
2
)
production
and
pollution
control.
However,
its
efficiency
is
limited
by
a
slow
6‐electron
transfer
process,
necessitating
advanced
electrocatalysts
to
accelerate
the
urea
oxidation
reaction
(UOR)
moderate
overpotential,
thereby
cutting
energy
losses.
Developing
efficient,
affordable
vital
practical
(UE)
improving
UOR
kinetics.
Optimizing
requires
creating
highly
active
sites,
enhancing
electrical
conductivity,
manipulating
electronic
structures
improved
electron
intermediate
binding
affinities.
This
review
explores
recent
advances
in
catalyst
design,
focusing
on
transition
metal‐based
catalysts,
including
nanostructures,
phases,
defects,
heterostructures,
alloys,
composites.
It
underscores
importance
of
understanding
structure‐performance
relationships,
surface
reconstruction
phenomena,
mechanisms
through
situ
characterization.
Additionally,
it
critically
assesses
challenges
catalysis
provides
insights
developing
high‐performance
electrocatalysts.
The
finishes
with
perspectives
future
research
directions
green
generation
via
electrolysis.