Highly active vanadium-based nitrogen carrier doped with transition metals during chemical looping ammonia synthesis
Ziheng Han,
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Xiude Hu,
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Qiuyan Xue
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Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 145026 - 145026
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Reshape Iron Nanoparticles Using a Zinc Oxide Nanowire Array for High Efficiency and Stable Electrocatalytic Nitrogen Fixation
Hongjin Xia,
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Ming‐Tao Yang,
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Xingyu Zhou
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et al.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
As
a
type
of
century-old
catalyst,
the
use
iron-based
materials
runs
through
Haber–Bosch
process
and
electrochemical
synthesis
ammonia
because
its
excellent
capability,
low
cost,
abundant
reserves.
How
to
continuously
improve
catalytic
activity
stability
for
nitrogen
fixation
has
always
been
goal
pursued
by
scientific
researchers.
Herein,
we
develop
free-standing
i.e.,
iron
nanoparticles
with
zinc
oxide
nanowire
array
support
(Fe/ZnO
NA),
which
exhibits
high
yield
∼54.81
μg
h–1
mgcat.–1
Faradaic
efficiency
(FE)
∼9.56%
in
0.5
M
potassium
hydroxide
solution,
along
good
reusability
durability.
Its
electrocatalytic
ability
is
superior
that
commercial
Fe
most
reported
Fe-based
catalysts,
thus
showing
great
competitiveness.
This
ZnO
NA
not
only
supplies
stable
homogeneous
dispersion
but
also
provides
very
beneficial
synergy
their
activity.
The
work
renews
traditional
catalysts
significance
promoting
industrialization
synthesis.
Language: Английский
Dichalcogenides as Emerging Electrocatalysts for Efficient Ammonia Synthesis: A Focus on Mechanisms and Theoretical Potentials
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Abstract
Developing
sustainable
technologies
for
ammonia
production
through
electrochemical
reactions
offers
a
promising
alternative
by
leveraging
renewable
energy
sources
to
produce
under
ambient
conditions.
These
methods
include
nitrogen
reduction
reaction
(NRR),
nitric
oxide
(NORR),
nitrite
(NO
2
RR),
and
nitrate
3
RR).
Optimizing
efficiency
(EE)
in
synthesis
has
become
increasingly
crucial
as
commercialization
approaches.
Herein,
this
work
comprehensive
study
of
system
EE
improvements
the
theoretical
voltage
calculations
based
on
pH
expansion
bifunctional
catalysts
like
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs),
which
can
efficiently
catalyze
oxygen
evolution
(OER)
synthesis.
The
review
summarizes
pH‐dependent
redox
potential
Pourbaix
diagrams
NRR,
NO
RR,
offering
insights
into
potential‐pH
regions
where
oxides
are
reduced
NH
.
Incorporating
design
enables
researchers
minimize
losses
better
improve
overall
performance.
Finally,
wraps
up
exploring
roles
TMD
different
mechanisms
identifying
areas
improvement.
broader
impact
lies
its
transform
alignment
with
global
efforts
reduce
greenhouse
gas
emissions.
Language: Английский
Fe dominated and O-vac rich mesoporous NiFe2O4 for enhanced electrocatalytic Nitrogen reduction to ammonia through enzymatic pathway
Electrochimica Acta,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 145927 - 145927
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Vanadium nitride oxide quantum dots modified nitrogen-doped graphene as cathode for high-performance aqueous zinc-ion batteries
Jiaqi Chang,
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Xiaoping Fu,
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Jiahui Liu
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et al.
Journal of Power Sources,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
639, P. 236649 - 236649
Published: March 3, 2025
Single-Atom Catalysts for Electrocatalytic Nitrogen Reduction to Ammonia: A Review
Qiaorui Wang,
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Dingyun Liang,
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Zhongwen Zhang
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et al.
Chinese Journal of Structural Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100599 - 100599
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Leveraging Soft Acid‐Base Interactions Alters the Pathway for Electrochemical Nitrogen Oxidation to Nitrate with High Faradaic Efficiency
Robin Singh,
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Ashmita Biswas,
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Narad Barman
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et al.
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 7, 2024
Abstract
Electrocatalytic
nitrogen
oxidation
reaction
(N
2
OR)
offers
a
sustainable
alternative
to
the
conventional
methods
such
as
Haber–Bosch
and
Ostwald
processes
for
converting
)
into
high‐value‐added
nitrate
(NO
3
−
under
mild
conditions.
However,
concurrent
oxygen
evolution
(OER)
inefficient
N
absorption/activation
led
slow
OR
kinetics,
resulting
in
low
Faradaic
efficiencies
NO
yield
rates.
This
study
explored
oxygen‐vacancy
induced
tin
oxide
(SnO
‐O
v
an
efficient
electrocatalyst,
achieving
impressive
efficiency
(FE)
of
54.2%
notable
rate
(22.05
µg
h
−1
mg
cat
at
1.7
V
versus
reversible
hydrogen
electrode
(RHE)
0.1
m
Na
SO
4
.
Experimental
results
indicate
that
SnO
possesses
substantially
more
vacancies
than
,
correlating
with
enhanced
performance.
Computational
findings
suggest
superior
performance
relatively
overpotential
is
due
reduced
thermodynamic
barrier
*N
OH
during
rate‐determining
step,
making
this
step
energetically
favorable
adsorption
OER.
work
demonstrates
feasibility
ambient
synthesis
on
soft
acidic
Sn
active
site
introduces
new
approach
rational
catalyst
design.
Language: Английский
Electrochemical Ammonia Synthesis: The Energy Efficiency Challenge
ACS Energy Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1), P. 128 - 132
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
We
discuss
the
challenges
associated
with
achieving
high
energy
efficiency
in
electrochemical
ammonia
synthesis
at
near-ambient
conditions.
The
current
Li-mediated
process
has
a
theoretical
maximum
of
∼28%,
since
Li
deposition
gives
rise
to
very
large
effective
overpotential.
As
starting
point
toward
finding
electrocatalysts
lower
overpotentials,
we
show
that
one
reason
why
and
alkaline
earth
metals
work
as
N2
reduction
ambient
conditions
is
thermal
elemental
processes,
dissociation
NH3
desorption,
are
both
facile
room
temperature
for
these
metals.
Many
transition
metals,
which
have
less
negative
potentials
thus
can
dissociate
but
they
all
bind
too
strongly.
Strategies
circumvent
this
problem
discussed,
other
requirements
good
electrocatalyst.
Language: Английский
Chromium oxide nanoparticles in‐situ immobilized onto nitrogen‐doped carbon plates with boosted catalytic activity toward nitrogen reduction reaction
Jing Wang,
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Chenbo Tang,
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Hui Liufu
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et al.
The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
Abstract
A
chromium
oxide‐based
nanocomposite
(Cr
2
O
3
@NC)
is
designed
and
prepared
via
a
simple
pyrolysis
route
with
Cr‐based
metal
organic
framework
(MOF)
as
template.
The
research
results
indicate
that
Cr
nanoparticles
have
an
average
size
of
~70
nm
are
in
situ
formed
imbedded
onto
the
MOF‐derived
2D
N‐doped
carbon
microplates.
When
employed
inexpensive
electrocatalyst
for
nitrogen
reduction
reaction
(NRR)
to
synthesize
ammonia,
@NC
demonstrates
improved
stable
catalytic
activity
comparison
bare
.
large
ammonia
production
rate
29.42
μg
mg
−1
cat
h
under
lower
potential
−0.4
V
versus
reversible
hydrogen
electrode
(RHE)
can
be
acquired
Faradic
efficiency
9.89%
sodium
sulphate
solution.
Additionally,
satisfactory
selectivity
also
achieved
without
hydrazine
byproduct.
greatly
promoted
regarded
concerned
its
desirable
structures
such
planar
topological
structure
expanded
active
surface
area,
abundant
sites,
effective
combination
conductive
carbon.
Language: Английский
TiO2–Mo2C Heterostructure for Enhanced Electrocatalytic Nitrogen Reduction to Ammonia
Junmei Wang,
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Qingkun Tian,
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Li Chen
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et al.
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(50), P. 49945 - 49952
Published: Dec. 9, 2024
The
development
of
catalysts
with
high
activity
and
selectivity
for
the
electrochemical
nitrogen
reduction
reaction
(NRR)
remains
crucial.
Molybdenum
carbide
(Mo2C)
shows
promise
as
an
electrocatalyst
NRR
but
faces
challenges
due
to
difficulty
N2
adsorption
activation
well
competitive
hydrogen
evolution
reaction.
In
this
study,
we
propose
a
strategy
combining
TiO2
Mo2C
form
heterostructure
catalysts.
Our
first-principles
theoretical
calculations
indicate
that
TiO2–Mo2C
exhibits
enhanced
activation,
attributed
increased
interaction
between
π4d*
orbital
Mo
π2p*
N2,
facilitated
by
directional
modulation
Mo's
d-orbitals
TiO2.
A
more
positive
integrated
crystal
Hamilton
population
elongated
N≡N
bond
length
prove
this.
Additionally,
higher
Gibbs
free
energy
compared
H
demonstrates
preference
adsorption.
We
further
elucidate
catalytic
mechanism
converting
NH3
on
surface,
identifying
associative
distal
pathway
dominant
route
over
alternating
pathway.
This
work
highlights
unique
advantages
provides
guidance
designing
efficient
electrocatalysts.
Language: Английский