As a class of nanomaterials with natural enzyme-like characteristics, nanozymes have shown their great potential in various applications. Reducible metal oxides featured with defect structures, and single-atom catalys...As a class of nanomaterials with natural enzyme-like characteristics, nanozymes have shown their great potential in various applications. Reducible metal oxides featured with defect structures, and single-atom catalysts with isolated metal sites are regarded as two of the most promising nanozymes. However, the strategies to construct highly performed nanozymes by combining these advantages are rarely reported. Herein, we report the coordination-unsaturated single-atomic Cu species supported on sintered CeO_(2), which combines the advantages of defect engineering and single-atom catalysis, exhibiting a largely enhanced peroxidase(POD)-like activity. The high-temperature calcination induces the transformation of inert Cu_(1)O_(4) species into coordination-unsaturated Cu_(1)O_(3) sites. This novel Cu_(1)O_(3) active sites with an unsaturated coordination work as a new type of defect sites to greatly activate the isolated Cu atoms and accelerate the dissociation of H_(2)O_(2) to form hydroxyl radicals(·OH). The obtained nanozyme with a high POD-like activity possesses low cytotoxicity, showing potential applications for the tumor inhibition in vitro and in vivo.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (2021YFA1501103)the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars of China (22225110)+3 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (22102088)the foundation of Key Laboratory of Colloid and Interface Chemistry (Shandong University), Ministry of Education (202202)the Taishan Scholar Project of Shandong Province of Chinathe Young Scholars Program of Shandong University。
文摘As a class of nanomaterials with natural enzyme-like characteristics, nanozymes have shown their great potential in various applications. Reducible metal oxides featured with defect structures, and single-atom catalysts with isolated metal sites are regarded as two of the most promising nanozymes. However, the strategies to construct highly performed nanozymes by combining these advantages are rarely reported. Herein, we report the coordination-unsaturated single-atomic Cu species supported on sintered CeO_(2), which combines the advantages of defect engineering and single-atom catalysis, exhibiting a largely enhanced peroxidase(POD)-like activity. The high-temperature calcination induces the transformation of inert Cu_(1)O_(4) species into coordination-unsaturated Cu_(1)O_(3) sites. This novel Cu_(1)O_(3) active sites with an unsaturated coordination work as a new type of defect sites to greatly activate the isolated Cu atoms and accelerate the dissociation of H_(2)O_(2) to form hydroxyl radicals(·OH). The obtained nanozyme with a high POD-like activity possesses low cytotoxicity, showing potential applications for the tumor inhibition in vitro and in vivo.
