Stimulating and Stabilizing Ultrafine Pt Clusters on Metalloid Support as Dual‐Site Electrocatalyst in High‐Density Seawater Electrolysis and Anion Exchange Membrane Electrolyzer
Wen‐Li Yu,
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Zengfeng Qiu,
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Jinsong Wang
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Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: March 16, 2025
Abstract
Constructing
synergistic
dual
sites
has
been
well‐recognized
as
an
updated
avenue
in
constructing
binary‐component
Pt/support
compounds
such
materials
undergo
undesirable
interfacial
barriers
and
complicated
synthesis.
Here
integration
of
ultrafine
Pt
nanocrystals
on
oxygen‐deficient
CoMoO
4
nanosheets
is
reported
that
achieved
superior
alkaline
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER)
activity
(110
mV
@
1000
mA
cm
−2
)
with
a
reversed
deliver
effect
between
bifunctional
active
sites.
With
perceptions
from
comprehensive
experimental
theoretical
results,
the
HER
process
occurs
three
steps:
pronounced
water
dissociation
capability
,
facile
transfer
to
nanoparticles,
optimized
desorption
catalytic
site.
Thanks
site
effect,
Pt/CoMoO
catalyst
boosts
large‐density
seawater
electrolysis
anion
exchange
membrane
electrolyzer
(AEM).
This
work
not
only
provides
valid
intensification
strategy
aimed
at
support‐type
electrocatalysts
but
also
takes
insights
into
dual‐site
mechanisms
for
high‐performance
HER.
Language: Английский
Rapid synthesis of metastable materials for electrocatalysis
Qiao Chen,
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Zichao Xi,
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Ziyuan Xu
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et al.
Chemical Society Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Metastable
materials
are
considered
promising
electrocatalysts
for
clean
energy
conversions
by
virtue
of
their
structural
flexibility
and
tunable
electronic
properties.
However,
the
exploration
synthesis
metastable
via
traditional
equilibrium
methods
face
challenges
because
requirements
high
precise
control.
In
this
regard,
rapid
method
(RSM),
with
efficiency
ultra-fast
heating/cooling
rates,
enables
production
under
non-equilibrium
conditions.
relationship
between
RSM
properties
remains
largely
unexplored.
review,
we
systematically
examine
unique
benefits
various
techniques
mechanisms
governing
formation
materials.
Based
on
these
insights,
establish
a
framework,
linking
electrocatalytic
performance
Finally,
outline
future
directions
emerging
field
highlight
importance
high-throughput
approaches
autonomous
screening
optimal
electrocatalysts.
This
review
aims
to
provide
an
in-depth
understanding
electrocatalysts,
opening
up
new
avenues
both
fundamental
research
practical
applications
in
electrocatalysis.
Language: Английский