Coordinated Ionic Self-Assembly of Highly Ordered Mesoporous Pt2Sn2S6 Networks for Boosted Hydrogen Evolution
Sixing Yin,
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Rongyao Li,
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Hongfei Wu
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ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: March 5, 2025
Metal
sulfide
materials,
endowed
with
ordered
mesoporosity,
offer
ample
opportunities
in
a
variety
of
renewable
energy
applications
due
to
the
integration
intrinsic
functional
properties
and
enhanced
reaction
kinetics.
Unfortunately,
mesoporous
metal
sulfides
have
rarely
been
reported
immense
synthetic
difficulties
by
conventional
self-assembly
approaches.
Herein,
we
explore
compatible
coordinated
ionic
strategy
for
facile
synthesis
highly
Pt2Sn2S6
networks
templated
mesopores
at
4.2
nm
hexagonal
mesophase
(space
group
p6mm)
accessible
surface
area.
The
mechanism
is
further
investigated,
revealing
role
cationic
surfactant
anionic
sulfur
pair
balancing
suitable
interaction
utilized
ammonia
ligand
retard
fast
precipitation
source
effective
assembly.
Owing
combination
porosity
functionality,
after
crystallization
exhibits
excellent
activity
(overpotential
13
mV,
Tafel
slope
34
mV
dec-1)
long-term
durability
over
100
h
electrochemical
hydrogen
evolution
(HER)
alkaline
solution.
Our
study
provides
toolbox
rational
compositions
as
advanced
model
platforms
future
versatile
technologies.
Language: Английский
Atomically Dispersed Tungsten Enhances CO Tolerance in Electrocatalytic Hydrogen Oxidation by Regulating the 5d-Orbital Electrons of Platinum
Xu Zhang,
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Peng Yu,
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Di Shen
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et al.
Advanced Powder Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100288 - 100288
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Reductive Supramolecular In Situ Construction of Nano‐Platinum Effectively Couples Cathodic Hydrogen Evolution and Anodic Alcohol Oxidation
Rui Bai,
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Qiao Ye,
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Cuiyu Li
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et al.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: April 3, 2025
The
deployment
of
high-performance
catalysts
and
the
acceleration
anodic
reaction
kinetics
are
key
measures
to
achieve
maximum
energy
efficiency
in
overall
water
electrolysis
hydrogen
production
systems.
Here,
an
innovative
strategy
is
developed
by
directly
constructing
a
supramolecular
framework
embedded
with
boron
clusters
cucurbituril
as
reducing
agent.
This
approach
enabled
situ
conversion
Pt⁴⁺
into
highly
dispersed,
small-sized
nano-platinum,
which
subsequently
distributed
on
boron-carbon-nitrogen
(BCN)
matrix.
resulting
Pt/BNHCSs
catalyst
demonstrates
ability
facilitate
electrocatalytic
splitting
for
across
multiple
scenarios
while
simultaneously
accelerating
methanol
oxidation
kinetics,
significantly
outperforming
commercial
Pt/C
various
aspects.
cathodic
evolution-anodic
coupling
system
constructed
using
greatly
reduces
consumption
system.
In
attenuated
total
reflection
Fourier
transform
infrared
online
differential
electrochemical
mass
spectrometry
reveals
that
interface
enhances
H₂O
adsorption
promotes
CH₃OH→CO
process,
density
functional
theory
calculations
indicated
BCN
support
facilitated
evolution
H₂
CH₃OH
CO,
elucidating
mechanism
promoted
oxidation.
Language: Английский
Ce Clusters Enhance Ultrafine Pt Nanoparticles for Efficient Acidic Hydrogen Evolution Reaction
Qiang Hu,
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An‐Bang Wu,
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Yongqin Shi
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et al.
ChemCatChem,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 10, 2025
Abstract
Pt‐based
catalysts
have
great
potential
for
application
in
the
hydrogen
evolution
reaction.
However,
developing
cost‐effective,
highly
active,
and
durable
electrocatalysts
remains
a
challenge.
Herein,
we
report
facile
strategy
to
synthesize
ultrafine
Pt
nanoparticles
(Pt‐CeCN)
by
Ce
clusters
pre‐anchored
on
nitrogen‐doped
carbon
(CN).
The
electronic
structure
of
species
is
modulated
doped
Ce,
which
reinforces
metal‐support
interaction
significantly
enhances
activity
stability
catalyst
acidic
electrolyte.
resultant
Pt‐CeCN
exhibits
overpotentials
16.3
35.6
mV
at
current
densities
10
100
mA
cm
−2
,
respectively.
It
worth
noting
that
density
reaches
h
under
conditions.
XPS
analysis
reveals
shows
lower
valence
state
than
Pt‐CN,
indicating
strong
between
atoms
resulting
electron‐rich
nanoparticles.
Language: Английский
Rational Design of a Heterometallic Framework as a Highly Active Catalyst for Green Fixation of CO2 under Moderate Conditions
Xinyu Tang,
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Wenyu Ding,
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Xin Zhang
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et al.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 22, 2025
Rational
design
of
highly
active
noble-metal-free
heterometallic
catalysts
for
the
green
fixation
CO2
into
valuable
chemicals
is
necessary
and
promising.
Herein,
a
novel
three-dimensional
(3D)
lanthanide-based
copper-iodine
cluster
metal-organic
framework
has
been
harvested.
Notably,
benefiting
from
abundant
Eu(III)
[CuxIy]
Lewis-acid
sites
(x
=
4,
y
3,
4),
this
compound
reveals
efficient
catalytic
performance
(99%)
cyclicity
in
carboxylative
cyclization
both
propargylic
alcohols
amines
with
under
extremely
mild
conditions
(room
temperature
1
bar)
6
or
1.5
h,
respectively.
Furthermore,
simulated
flue
gas
13%
large
biological
macromolecule
substrates
also
can
have
good
applicability,
which
may
be
attributed
to
synergistic
effect
between
as
well
nucleophilic
cocatalyst.
DFT
(density
functional
theory)
further
revealed
activation
Cu(I)
on
C≡C
bonds
amines,
providing
theoretical
guidance
preparation
material
conversion.
Language: Английский