Heterogeneous catalysts with ultra-small clusters and atomically dispersed(USCAD)active sites have gained increasing attention in recent years.However,developing USCAD catalysts with high-density metal sites anchored ...Heterogeneous catalysts with ultra-small clusters and atomically dispersed(USCAD)active sites have gained increasing attention in recent years.However,developing USCAD catalysts with high-density metal sites anchored in porous nanomaterials is still challenging.Here,through the template-free S-assisted pyrolysis of low-cost Fe-salts with melamine(MA),porous alveolate Fe/g-C3N4 catalysts with high-density(Fe loading up to 17.7 wt%)and increased USCAD Fe sites were synthesized.The presence of a certain amount of S species in the Fe-salts/MA system plays an important role in the formation of USCAD S-Fe-salt/CN catalysts;the S species act as a"sacrificial carrier"to increase the dispersion of Fe species through Fe-S coordination and generate porous alveolate structure by escaping in the form of SO2 during pyrolysis.The S-Fe-salt/CN catalysts exhibit greatly promoted activity and reusability for degrading various organic pollutants in advanced oxidation processes compared to the corresponding Fe-salt/CN catalysts,due to the promoted accessibility of USCAD Fe sites by the porous alveolate structure.This S-assisted method exhibits good feasibility in a large variety of S species(thiourea,S powder,and NH4SCN)and Fe salts,providing a new avenue for the low-cost and large-scale synthesis of high-density USCAD metal/g-C3N4 catalysts.展开更多
Transition metal Ni anchored in carbon material represents outstanding 2e?oxygen reduction reaction(ORR)catalytic selectivity,but enhancing the adsorption strength of intermediate*OOH to promote its selectivity remain...Transition metal Ni anchored in carbon material represents outstanding 2e?oxygen reduction reaction(ORR)catalytic selectivity,but enhancing the adsorption strength of intermediate*OOH to promote its selectivity remains a major challenge.Herein,the NiX/Ni@NCHS composite catalyst with heteroatom doping(O,S)is modulated by controlling partial pyrolysis strategies on honeycomb-like porous carbon to manipulate the electronic structure of the metal Ni.With the synergistic effect of honeycomb structure and O atom,NiO/Ni@NCHS-700 exhibits an exceptional H_(2)O_(2)selectivity of above 89.1%across a wide potential range from 0.1 to 0.6 V in an alkaline electrolyte,and an unexpected H_(2)O_(2)production rate up to 1.47 mol gcat^(-1) h^(-1)@0.2 V,which outperforms most of the state-of-the-art catalyst.Meanwhile,NiS/Ni@NCHS exhibits excellent electrocatalytic performance,with 2e?ORR selectivity of 91.3%,H_(2)O_(2)yield of 1.85@0.3 V.Density functional theory simulations and experiments results reveal that the heteroatom doping(O,S)method has been employed to regulate the adsorption strength of Ni atoms with*OOH,and combined with the self-sacrificing template-assisted pyrolysis approach to improve the microstructure of catalysts and optimize the active site.The heteroatom doping method in this work provides significant guidance for promoting 2e?ORR electrocatalysis to produce H_(2)O_(2).展开更多
文摘Heterogeneous catalysts with ultra-small clusters and atomically dispersed(USCAD)active sites have gained increasing attention in recent years.However,developing USCAD catalysts with high-density metal sites anchored in porous nanomaterials is still challenging.Here,through the template-free S-assisted pyrolysis of low-cost Fe-salts with melamine(MA),porous alveolate Fe/g-C3N4 catalysts with high-density(Fe loading up to 17.7 wt%)and increased USCAD Fe sites were synthesized.The presence of a certain amount of S species in the Fe-salts/MA system plays an important role in the formation of USCAD S-Fe-salt/CN catalysts;the S species act as a"sacrificial carrier"to increase the dispersion of Fe species through Fe-S coordination and generate porous alveolate structure by escaping in the form of SO2 during pyrolysis.The S-Fe-salt/CN catalysts exhibit greatly promoted activity and reusability for degrading various organic pollutants in advanced oxidation processes compared to the corresponding Fe-salt/CN catalysts,due to the promoted accessibility of USCAD Fe sites by the porous alveolate structure.This S-assisted method exhibits good feasibility in a large variety of S species(thiourea,S powder,and NH4SCN)and Fe salts,providing a new avenue for the low-cost and large-scale synthesis of high-density USCAD metal/g-C3N4 catalysts.
文摘Transition metal Ni anchored in carbon material represents outstanding 2e?oxygen reduction reaction(ORR)catalytic selectivity,but enhancing the adsorption strength of intermediate*OOH to promote its selectivity remains a major challenge.Herein,the NiX/Ni@NCHS composite catalyst with heteroatom doping(O,S)is modulated by controlling partial pyrolysis strategies on honeycomb-like porous carbon to manipulate the electronic structure of the metal Ni.With the synergistic effect of honeycomb structure and O atom,NiO/Ni@NCHS-700 exhibits an exceptional H_(2)O_(2)selectivity of above 89.1%across a wide potential range from 0.1 to 0.6 V in an alkaline electrolyte,and an unexpected H_(2)O_(2)production rate up to 1.47 mol gcat^(-1) h^(-1)@0.2 V,which outperforms most of the state-of-the-art catalyst.Meanwhile,NiS/Ni@NCHS exhibits excellent electrocatalytic performance,with 2e?ORR selectivity of 91.3%,H_(2)O_(2)yield of 1.85@0.3 V.Density functional theory simulations and experiments results reveal that the heteroatom doping(O,S)method has been employed to regulate the adsorption strength of Ni atoms with*OOH,and combined with the self-sacrificing template-assisted pyrolysis approach to improve the microstructure of catalysts and optimize the active site.The heteroatom doping method in this work provides significant guidance for promoting 2e?ORR electrocatalysis to produce H_(2)O_(2).
