Catalysts, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 14(12), P. 937 - 937
Published: Dec. 18, 2024
The electrocatalytic oxidation of urea has gained significant attention as a promising pathway for sustainable energy conversion and wastewater treatment that could address the dual goals waste remediation renewable generation. Phosphorous function groups-based catalysts have been introduced potential electrode materials enhancing reaction (UEOR) due to their unique structural properties, high stability, tunable electronic characteristics. This review presents recent advancements in phosphorous-based (phosphates/phosphides) UEOR. It highlights development novel phosphorous materials, synthesis approaches, insights into electrooxidation on surfaces. Key topics include role different metal phosphates, surface modifications, compositional optimizations improve efficiency durability. Through critical evaluation current research trends technological progress, this underscores phosphate-based environmentally friendly efficient alternatives waste-to-energy via concludes with perspective future directions optimizing phosphate catalysts, scaling up practical applications, integrating UEOR systems infrastructures.
Language: Английский