Highly Active Multicomponent Metal Oxides/Nanodiamond Hybrid for Enhanced Electrochemical Ozone Production and Chlorine Evolution Reaction
Jinfu Cai,
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Jiayong Si,
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Jia Liu
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et al.
Applied Catalysis B Environment and Energy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
366, P. 125015 - 125015
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
Language: Английский
Multifunctional Carbon‐Based Metal‐Free Catalysts for Cascade Electrochemical‐Chemical Coupling Catalyses
Yan Li,
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Tom Lawson,
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Yang Hou
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 10, 2025
Abstract
Cascade
electrochemical‐chemical
coupling
(CECC)
involves
sequential
electrochemical
and
chemical
reactions,
using
intermediates
from
processes
as
reactants
for
subsequent
transformations
to
enhance
the
efficiency
selectivity
sustainable
syntheses
of
complex
chemicals.
Despite
its
economic
environmental
benefits,
CECC
still
faces
multiple
challenges,
including
a
low
utilization
intermediate
reactants,
competitive
side
difficulties
in
design
scale‐up
catalysts,
leading
yield.
To
ensure
economically
viable
CECC,
it
is
imperative
rationally
develop
cost‐efficient
high‐performance
such
carbon‐based
metal‐free
electrocatalysts
(C‐MFECs)
certain
carbon‐supported
transition
metal
with
high
activity
atomic
precision
desirable
products.
In
this
review,
an
overview
recent
advancements
doping
C‐MFECs
provided
enhancing
their
catalytic
toward
CECC.
Three
major
systems
based
on
are
discussed;
they
hydrogen
peroxide
coupling,
carbon
dioxide
upgrading,
redox‐mediated
systems.
Current
challenges
future
perspectives
emerging
field
also
addressed.
Language: Английский
Stable and high-yield hydrogen peroxide electrosynthesis from seawater
Chaoqi Zhang,
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Pengyue Shan,
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Yingying Zou
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et al.
Nature Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Interface Engineering p‐n Heterostructured Core–Shell Mesoporous Particles for Cascade Catalysis Promoted Gas Sensing
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 1, 2025
Abstract
Cells
have
greatly
inspired
advancements
in
chemical
processes,
including
leveraging
the
idea
of
cascade
catalysis
to
drive
thermodynamically
unfavorable
reactions
and
mimicking
compartmentalized
architecture
design
novel
nanostructures.
Here,
a
single‐particle
promoted
gas
sensing
platform
is
be
designed
(denoted
as
CoSnO
3
@mCeO
2
)
by
positionally
assembling
n‐type
mesoporous
CeO
catalytic
shell
on
p‐type
sensitive
core.
Uniform
CoSn(OH)
6
@mCe(OH)
x
core–shell
particles
with
tailored
mesostructures,
tunable
large
mesopores,
adjustable
thicknesses
are
first
constructed.
After
thermal
treatment,
obtained,
which
serve
enhanced
layer
for
fabricating
sensors
independent
control.
As
proof‐of‐concept,
exhibit
nearly
three
times
higher
acetone
sensitivity
(
R
g
/R
=
26.81–50
ppm)
than
individual
an
ultralow
limit
detection
5.22
ppb.
The
achieved
through
tandem
reforming‐oxidation
procedure,
begins
primary
reforming
acetic
acid
mCeO
shell,
followed
secondary
reaction
concept
promotes
sensor
can
paradigm
developing
functional
nanodevices
various
applications.
Language: Английский