Angewandte Chemie,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 28, 2024
Abstract
The
high
entropy
alloy
(HEA)
possesses
distinctive
thermal
stability
and
electronic
characteristics,
which
exhibits
substantial
potential
for
diverse
applications
in
electrocatalytic
reactions.
nanosize
of
HEA
also
has
a
significant
impact
on
its
catalytic
performance.
However,
accurately
controlling
synthesizing
small
nanomaterials
remains
challenge,
especially
the
ultrasmall
nanoparticles.
Herein,
we
firstly
calculate
illustrate
size
structure
as
well
adsorption
energies
crucial
intermediates
involved
typical
processes,
such
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER),
oxygen
reduction
(ORR),
CO
2
electroreduction
(CO
RR)
NO
3
−
(NO
RR).
Under
guidance
theoretical
calculations,
synthesize
range
PtRuPdCoNi
nanoparticles
with
adjustable
sizes
(1.7,
2.3,
3.0,
3.9
nm)
using
one‐step
spatially
confined
approach,
without
any
further
treatment.
Experimentally,
smaller
HEAs
is
more
favorable
HER
ORR
performances,
aligning
predictions.
Specifically,
sized
at
1.7
nm
(HEA‐1.7)
endows
16
mV
overpotential
current
density
10
mA
cm
−2
,
yielding
mass
activity
31.9
A
mg
NM
−1
noble
metal
HER,
significantly
outperforming
commercial
Pt/C
catalyst.
This
strategy
can
be
easily
applicable
to
other
reactions
(e.g.
)
attributed
richness
components
adjustability,
presenting
promising
platform
various
advanced
catalysts.
Abstract
Electrochemical
water
splitting,
which
encompasses
the
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER)
and
oxygen
(OER),
offers
a
promising
route
for
sustainable
production.
The
development
of
efficient
cost-effective
electrocatalysts
is
crucial
advancing
this
technology,
especially
given
reliance
on
expensive
transition
metals,
such
as
Pt
Ir,
in
traditional
catalysts.
This
review
highlights
recent
advances
design
optimization
electrocatalysts,
focusing
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
key
tool
understanding
improving
catalytic
performance
HER
OER.
We
begin
by
exploring
DFT-based
approaches
evaluating
activity
under
both
acidic
alkaline
conditions.
then
shifts
to
material-oriented
perspective,
showcasing
catalyst
materials
theoretical
strategies
employed
enhance
their
performance.
In
addition,
we
discuss
scaling
relationships
that
exist
between
binding
energies
electronic
structures
through
use
charge-density
analysis
d
-band
theory.
Advanced
concepts,
effects
adsorbate
coverage,
solvation,
applied
potential
behavior,
are
also
discussed.
finally
focus
integrating
machine
learning
(ML)
with
DFT
enable
high-throughput
screening
accelerate
discovery
novel
water-splitting
comprehensive
underscores
pivotal
role
plays
electrocatalyst
its
shaping
future
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Energy & Environmental Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
17(15), С. 5336 - 5364
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Producing
deeply
reduced
(>2
e
−
per
carbon
atom)
products
from
the
electrochemical
CO
2
reduction
reaction
on
non-Cu-based
catalysts
is
an
attractive
and
sustainable
approach
for
utilization.
The
growth
of
inorganic
shells
on
nanocrystal
seeds
to
form
core@shell
nanoparticles
is
well-known
enhance
and
improve
properties
performance,
therefore
foundational
many
applications.
High
entropy
alloys,
which
contain
five
or
more
metals
in
near-equal
amounts,
are
emerging
as
important
materials
due
their
synergistic
properties.
Integrating
high
alloys
into
the
has
potential
combine
expand
benefits
both.
However,
compositional
complexity
complicates
shell
because
competing
reactions
byproducts
that
possible.
Here,
we
report
a
synthetic
protocol
for
growing
alloy
metal
nanoparticle
seeds,
along
with
mechanistic
insights
from
time-point
studies
define
guidelines
controlling
composition,
thickness,
modes.
By
studying
NiPdPtRhIr,
SnPdPtRhIr,
SnNiPdPtIr
Au
NiFePdRhIr
both
Pt
find
seed
modifies
reaction
pathways
accelerates
formation
compared
when
they
synthesized
directly
absence
seed.
We
also
identify
produce
freestanding
multimetallic
particles
instead
desired
shells,
well
evidence
galvanic
exchange
ripening
processes
contribute
growth.
Based
these
insights,
compiled
roadmap
design
rules
was
then
applied
synthesis
additional
including
SnNiFeRhIr
SnNiFeCoPd,
tolerance
relative
what
can
be
achieved
through
direct
synthesis.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 28, 2024
Abstract
The
high
entropy
alloy
(HEA)
possesses
distinctive
thermal
stability
and
electronic
characteristics,
which
exhibits
substantial
potential
for
diverse
applications
in
electrocatalytic
reactions.
nanosize
of
HEA
also
has
a
significant
impact
on
its
catalytic
performance.
However,
accurately
controlling
synthesizing
small
nanomaterials
remains
challenge,
especially
the
ultrasmall
nanoparticles.
Herein,
we
firstly
calculate
illustrate
size
structure
as
well
adsorption
energies
crucial
intermediates
involved
typical
processes,
such
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER),
oxygen
reduction
(ORR),
CO
2
electroreduction
(CO
RR)
NO
3
−
(NO
RR).
Under
guidance
theoretical
calculations,
synthesize
range
PtRuPdCoNi
nanoparticles
with
adjustable
sizes
(1.7,
2.3,
3.0,
3.9
nm)
using
one‐step
spatially
confined
approach,
without
any
further
treatment.
Experimentally,
smaller
HEAs
is
more
favorable
HER
ORR
performances,
aligning
predictions.
Specifically,
sized
at
1.7
nm
(HEA‐1.7)
endows
16
mV
overpotential
current
density
10
mA
cm
−2
,
yielding
mass
activity
31.9
A
mg
NM
−1
noble
metal
HER,
significantly
outperforming
commercial
Pt/C
catalyst.
This
strategy
can
be
easily
applicable
to
other
reactions
(e.g.
)
attributed
richness
components
adjustability,
presenting
promising
platform
various
advanced
catalysts.
Advanced Materials,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 8, 2024
Abstract
The
electrochemical
nitrate
reduction
reaction
(NO
3
−
RR)
for
ammonia
(NH
)
synthesis
represents
a
significant
technological
advancement,
yet
it
involves
cascade
of
elementary
reactions
alongside
various
intermediates.
Thus,
the
development
multi‐site
catalysts
enhancing
NO
RR
and
understanding
associated
mechanisms
NH
is
vital.
Herein,
versatile
approach
presented
to
construct
platinum
based
high‐entropy
intermetallic
(HEI)
library
synthesis.
HEI
nanoparticles
(NPs)
are
uniformly
supported
on
2D
nitrogen
doped
mesoporous
carbon
(N‐mC)
framework,
featured
with
adjustable
compositions
(up
eight
elements)
high
degree
atomic
order
(over
90%).
Guided
by
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
calculations
structural
analysis,
quinary
Pt
0.8
Fe
0.2
Co
Ni
Cu
NPs
N‐mC
catalyst
designed,
which
demonstrates
large
Faradaic
efffciency
(>97%)
remarkable
recyclability
(>20
cycles)
under
both
acidic
basic
conditions.
combined
in
situ
experimental
analysis
further
DFT
calculation
suggests
that
well‐defined
multi‐sites
nature
cooperate
tandem
mechanism,
Pt‐X
(X
other
four
transition
bridging
sites
offer
optimal
adsorption
key
nitrogen–oxygen
species
while
facilitate
generation
*H
species.
ABSTRACT
High‐entropy
materials
(HEMs)
have
emerged
as
a
pioneering
paradigm
in
recent
years,
drawing
substantial
interest
due
to
their
unique
combination
of
diverse
elemental
constituents
and
homogeneous
solid‐solution
structure.
This
novel
material
class
not
only
opens
up
extensive
potential
for
discovery
through
broad
spectrum
combinations
but
also
facilitates
fine‐tuning
properties
thanks
its
distinctive
microstructural
characteristics.
HEMs
garnered
considerable
attention
across
various
applications,
particularly
catalysis.
The
virtually
infinite
variations
compositional
within
these
multi‐elemental
systems
enable
meticulous
optimization
the
catalytic
performance.
Additionally,
high‐entropy
structure
potentially
enhances
structural,
thermal,
chemical
stability,
which
is
vital
ensuring
functionality
under
harsh
conditions.
Herein,
we
thoroughly
explore
exceptional
attributes
HEMs,
designing
strategies
transition
metal‐based
catalysis,
three
major
fields
HEMs:
electrocatalysis,
photocatalysis,
thermocatalysis.
discussion
aspires
provide
valuable
perspectives
into
advancements
innovations
catalyst
design
development.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2025
Two-dimensional
materials,
such
as
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDCs)
in
the
2H
or
1T
crystal
phases,
are
promising
(electro)catalyst
candidates
due
to
their
high
surface-to-volume
ratio
and
composition
of
low-cost,
abundant
elements.
While
edges
elemental
TMDC
nanoparticles,
MoS2,
can
show
significant
catalytic
activity,
basal
plane
pristine
materials
is
notoriously
inert,
which
limits
normalized
activity.
Here,
we
that
densities
catalytically
active
sites
be
formed
on
by
alloying
elements
prefer
(1T)
phase
into
a
(2H)
structure.
The
global
stability
alloy,
particular,
whether
it
crystallizes
phase,
controlled
ensuring
majority
target
phase.
We
further
mixing
entropy
plays
decisive
role
stabilizing
implying
high-entropy
becomes
essential.
Our
calculations
point
number
interesting
nonprecious
hydrogen
evolution
catalysts,
including
(CrTaVHfZr)S2
(CrNbVTiZr)S2
1T-phase
(MoNbTaVTi)S2
2H-phase.
work
opens
new
directions
for
designing
via
alloy
stabilization
locally
unstable
structures.