Metal‐organic frameworks(MOFs)are a series of highly porous crystalline materials,which are built from inorganic metal nodes and organic linkers through coordination bonds.Their unique porous structural features(such...Metal‐organic frameworks(MOFs)are a series of highly porous crystalline materials,which are built from inorganic metal nodes and organic linkers through coordination bonds.Their unique porous structural features(such as high porosity,high surface areas,and highly ordered nanoporous structures)and designable structures and compositions have facilitated their use in gas capture,separation,catalysis,and energy storage and conversion.Recently,the design and synthesis of pure MOFs and their derivatives have opened new routes to develop highly efficient electrocatalysts toward oxygen reduction reactions(ORR)and oxygen evolution reactions(OER),which are the core electrode reactions in many energy storage and conversion techniques,such as metal‐air batteries and fuel cells.This review first discusses recent progress in the synthesis and the electrocatalytic applications of pure MOF‐based electrocatalysts toward ORR or OER,including pure MOFs,MOFs decorated with active species,and MOFs incorporated with conductive materials.The following section focuses on the advancements of the design and preparation of various MOF‐derived materials-such as inorganic nano‐(or micro‐)structures/porous carbon composites,pure porous carbons,pure inorganic nano‐(or micro‐)structured materials,and single‐atom electrocatalysts-and their applications in oxygen electrocatalysis.Finally,we present a conclusion and an outlook for some general design strategies and future research directions of MOF‐based oxygen electrocatalysts.展开更多
During the last two decades,porous coordination polymers(PCPs),usually called as metal-organic frameworks(MOFs),have been developed rapidly due to their versatile structural diversities and potential physical and chem...During the last two decades,porous coordination polymers(PCPs),usually called as metal-organic frameworks(MOFs),have been developed rapidly due to their versatile structural diversities and potential physical and chemical functions.This article provides a short review of recent advances in the design and constructions of porous coordination polymers based on three planar rigid ligands,including imidazole-4,5-dicarboxlate(H3IDC),1H-tetrazole(HTz),as well as 1H-tetrazole-5-carboxylate(H2Tzc).Their preparations,crystal structures,and desirable properties have been reviewed.展开更多
Conversion-type anode materials hold great potential for Li+storage applications owing to their high specific capacity,while large volume expansion and poor electrical conductivity limit their rate and cycling perform...Conversion-type anode materials hold great potential for Li+storage applications owing to their high specific capacity,while large volume expansion and poor electrical conductivity limit their rate and cycling performances.Herein,a bimetal ZnMn-based metal-organic framework(ZnMn-MOF)is engineered for in situ conversion of MnO-encapsulated porous carbon(MnO/PC)composite.The templating and activation effects of coordinated Zn endow the converted PC matrix with a highly porous structure.This enhances the compatibility of PC matrix with MnO particles,resulting in the full encapsulation of MnO particles in the PC matrix.More significantly,the PC matrix provides enough void space to buffer the volume change,which fully wraps the MnO without crack or fracture during repeated cycling.As a result,MnO/PC shows high charge storage capability,extraordinary rate performance,and long-term cycling stability at the same time.Thus MnO/PC exhibits high delithiation capacities of 768mA h g^(-1)at 0.1Ag^(-1)and 487mA h g^(-1)at a high rate of 0.7Ag^(-1),combined with an unattenuated cycling performance after 500 cycles at 0.3Ag^(-1).More significantly,MnO/PC demonstrates a well-matched performance with the capacitive activated carbon electrode in a Li-ion capacitor(LIC)full cell.LIC demonstrates a high specific energy of 153.6W h kg^(-1)at 210W kg^(-1),combined with a specific energy of 71.8W h kg^(-1)at a high specific power of 63.0kW kg^(-1).展开更多
文摘Metal‐organic frameworks(MOFs)are a series of highly porous crystalline materials,which are built from inorganic metal nodes and organic linkers through coordination bonds.Their unique porous structural features(such as high porosity,high surface areas,and highly ordered nanoporous structures)and designable structures and compositions have facilitated their use in gas capture,separation,catalysis,and energy storage and conversion.Recently,the design and synthesis of pure MOFs and their derivatives have opened new routes to develop highly efficient electrocatalysts toward oxygen reduction reactions(ORR)and oxygen evolution reactions(OER),which are the core electrode reactions in many energy storage and conversion techniques,such as metal‐air batteries and fuel cells.This review first discusses recent progress in the synthesis and the electrocatalytic applications of pure MOF‐based electrocatalysts toward ORR or OER,including pure MOFs,MOFs decorated with active species,and MOFs incorporated with conductive materials.The following section focuses on the advancements of the design and preparation of various MOF‐derived materials-such as inorganic nano‐(or micro‐)structures/porous carbon composites,pure porous carbons,pure inorganic nano‐(or micro‐)structured materials,and single‐atom electrocatalysts-and their applications in oxygen electrocatalysis.Finally,we present a conclusion and an outlook for some general design strategies and future research directions of MOF‐based oxygen electrocatalysts.
文摘During the last two decades,porous coordination polymers(PCPs),usually called as metal-organic frameworks(MOFs),have been developed rapidly due to their versatile structural diversities and potential physical and chemical functions.This article provides a short review of recent advances in the design and constructions of porous coordination polymers based on three planar rigid ligands,including imidazole-4,5-dicarboxlate(H3IDC),1H-tetrazole(HTz),as well as 1H-tetrazole-5-carboxylate(H2Tzc).Their preparations,crystal structures,and desirable properties have been reviewed.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21905148)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2019T120567 and 2017M612184)+2 种基金the 1000-Talents Planthe World-Class Discipline Programthe Taishan Scholars Advantageous and Distinctive Discipline Program of Shandong province for supporting the research team of energy storage materials.
文摘Conversion-type anode materials hold great potential for Li+storage applications owing to their high specific capacity,while large volume expansion and poor electrical conductivity limit their rate and cycling performances.Herein,a bimetal ZnMn-based metal-organic framework(ZnMn-MOF)is engineered for in situ conversion of MnO-encapsulated porous carbon(MnO/PC)composite.The templating and activation effects of coordinated Zn endow the converted PC matrix with a highly porous structure.This enhances the compatibility of PC matrix with MnO particles,resulting in the full encapsulation of MnO particles in the PC matrix.More significantly,the PC matrix provides enough void space to buffer the volume change,which fully wraps the MnO without crack or fracture during repeated cycling.As a result,MnO/PC shows high charge storage capability,extraordinary rate performance,and long-term cycling stability at the same time.Thus MnO/PC exhibits high delithiation capacities of 768mA h g^(-1)at 0.1Ag^(-1)and 487mA h g^(-1)at a high rate of 0.7Ag^(-1),combined with an unattenuated cycling performance after 500 cycles at 0.3Ag^(-1).More significantly,MnO/PC demonstrates a well-matched performance with the capacitive activated carbon electrode in a Li-ion capacitor(LIC)full cell.LIC demonstrates a high specific energy of 153.6W h kg^(-1)at 210W kg^(-1),combined with a specific energy of 71.8W h kg^(-1)at a high specific power of 63.0kW kg^(-1).
