Journal of Materials Chemistry A,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Through
material-driven
inverse
analysis,
the
acid-tolerant
high-entropy
catalyst,
composed
of
Al,
Au,
Ir,
Nb,
Pt,
Rh,
Ru,
and
Ta,
exhibited
superior
catalytic
activity
stability
in
acidic
environments,
outperforming
Pt
IrO
2
catalysts.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(24), P. 6106 - 6106
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
This
study
introduces
an
innovative
approach
to
alloy
design
by
experimentally
validating
the
semi-empirical
concept
of
Griessen
and
Driessen,
which
predicts
hydrogen
affinity
solid
solutions.
The
work
focuses
on
designing
synthesizing
four
equiatomic
high-entropy
alloys
(HEAs)
with
compositions
tailored
exhibit
highly
endothermic
enthalpies
solution
formation,
resulting
in
resistance
absorption.
Unlike
conventional
studies
that
prioritize
storage
capacity,
this
research
uniquely
targets
optimized
for
minimal
interaction,
addressing
critical
needs
transportation
technologies
prone
embrittlement.
Experimental
results
confirm
negligible
absorption
these
alloys,
a
maximum
0.23
wt.%
(H/M
=
0.13)
at
2
MPa
175
°C.
not
only
demonstrates
applicability
theoretical
model
guide
but
also
highlights
potential
materials
low-pressure
systems,
where
mechanical
integrity
degradation
are
paramount.
findings
bridge
gap
between
predictions
practical
applications,
offering
novel
perspective
development
hydrogen-related
technologies.
ACS Materials Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 5325 - 5332
Published: Nov. 5, 2024
High-entropy
oxides
(HEOs)
exhibit
high
catalytic
activities
in
the
O2
evolution
reaction
(OER).
Nevertheless,
methods
used
for
fabrication
of
these
necessitate
application
heat
and/or
pressure.
Accordingly,
herein,
HEO
colloids
are
produced
by
a
facile
procedure
under
ambient
temperature
and
pressure
conditions
using
strong
base,
an
oxidant,
metal
salt(s).
Using
proposed
method,
containing
up
to
12
elements
prepared
specifically
tailored
as
electrocatalysts
OER.
This
chemical
approach
enables
cost-effective
production
with
diverse
compositions,
opening
door
wide
range
applications
HEOs.
Nanometric
solid
solution
alloys
are
utilized
in
a
broad
range
of
fields,
including
catalysis,
energy
storage,
medical
application,
and
sensor
technology.
Unfortunately,
the
synthesis
these
becomes
increasingly
challenging
as
disparity
between
metal
elements
grows,
due
to
differences
atomic
sizes,
melting
points,
chemical
affinities.
This
study
data-driven
approach
incorporating
sample
balancing
enhancement
techniques
multilayer
perceptron
(MLP)
algorithms
improve
model's
ability
handle
imbalanced
data,
significantly
boosting
efficiency
experimental
parameter
optimization.
Building
on
this
enhanced
data
processing
framework,
we
developed
an
entropy-engineered
specifically
designed
produce
stable,
nanometric
copper
cobalt
(CuCo)
alloys.
Under
conditions
−0.425
V
(vs
RHE),
CuCo
alloy
exhibited
nearly
100%
Faraday
(FE)
high
ammonia
production
rate
232.17
mg
h–1
mg–1.
Stability
tests
simulated
industrial
environment
showed
that
catalyst
maintained
over
80%
FE
exceeding
170
mg–1
testing
period
120
h,
outperforming
most
reported
catalysts.
To
delve
deeper
into
synergistic
interaction
mechanisms
Cu
Co,
situ
Raman
spectroscopy
was
for
real-time
monitoring,
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
calculations
further
substantiated
our
findings.
These
results
not
only
highlight
exceptional
catalytic
performance
but
also
reflect
effective
electronic
interactions
two
metals.
Journal of Materials Chemistry A,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Through
material-driven
inverse
analysis,
the
acid-tolerant
high-entropy
catalyst,
composed
of
Al,
Au,
Ir,
Nb,
Pt,
Rh,
Ru,
and
Ta,
exhibited
superior
catalytic
activity
stability
in
acidic
environments,
outperforming
Pt
IrO
2
catalysts.