Copper(Cu)provides a cost-effective means of producing value-added fuels through the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide(CO_(2)RR).However,we observed the production of hydrocarbons via CO_(2)RR on commercial ...Copper(Cu)provides a cost-effective means of producing value-added fuels through the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide(CO_(2)RR).However,we observed the production of hydrocarbons via CO_(2)RR on commercial Cu films is less efficient because of the surface impurities,i.e.,Fe.Carbon monoxide(CO),a reaction intermediate of CO_(2)RR to hydrocarbons,binds strongly to the Fe sites and interrupts the production of hydrocarbons,resulting in an active hydrogen evolution reaction(HER).Herein,we report a method of blocking the effect of Fe impurities on the Cu surface through the preferential growth of nano-sized metal-organic frameworks(MOFs)on Fe site.When zirconium(Zr)-based MOFs(UiO-66)forms a compensating layer on Cu film via the terephthalic acid(TPA)-Fe coordination bond,the Ui O-66 coated Cu film(UiO-66@Cu)presents significantly improved hydrocarbon Faradaic efficiency(FE)of 37.59%compared to 14.68%FE on commercial Cu film(99.9%purity)by suppressing HER.According to X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy(XPS)analysis,the UiO-66 ligand binds to entire metallic Fe site on the Cu surface,while metallic Cu is retained.Thus,UiO-66@Cu provides active sites of Cu for CO_(2)RR and leads to highly efficient and selective production of hydrocarbons.展开更多
N31-type phosphate laser glasses doped with different concentrations of Cu were prepared. Their optical loss coefficient at 1053 nm wavelength and nonradiative transition rate from the Nd3＋ 4F3/2 state were determine...N31-type phosphate laser glasses doped with different concentrations of Cu were prepared. Their optical loss coefficient at 1053 nm wavelength and nonradiative transition rate from the Nd3＋ 4F3/2 state were determined and analyzed in detail. The optical loss coefficient per unit of Cu2＋ （cm–1/ppmw） and the fluorescence decay rate （Hz/ppmw） caused by Cu2＋ and Nd3＋ interaction were 0.0024 and 7.9, respectively. Cu impurity affected both optical loss at 1053 nm and fluorescent emission of Nd3＋ 4F3/2 state seriously in N31 laser glass.展开更多
基金supported by the Basic Science Research Program of the National Research Foundation of Korea(NRF2021R1A2C4001777,NRF-2021R1A2C2007823)the Carbon to X Project(NRF-2020M3H7A1098231)funded by the Ministry of Science and ICT,Republic of Koreasupported by the Technology Innovation Program(20013794,Center for Composite Materials and Concurrent Design)funded by the Ministry of Trade,Industry&Energy(MOTIE),Republic of Korea。
文摘Copper(Cu)provides a cost-effective means of producing value-added fuels through the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide(CO_(2)RR).However,we observed the production of hydrocarbons via CO_(2)RR on commercial Cu films is less efficient because of the surface impurities,i.e.,Fe.Carbon monoxide(CO),a reaction intermediate of CO_(2)RR to hydrocarbons,binds strongly to the Fe sites and interrupts the production of hydrocarbons,resulting in an active hydrogen evolution reaction(HER).Herein,we report a method of blocking the effect of Fe impurities on the Cu surface through the preferential growth of nano-sized metal-organic frameworks(MOFs)on Fe site.When zirconium(Zr)-based MOFs(UiO-66)forms a compensating layer on Cu film via the terephthalic acid(TPA)-Fe coordination bond,the Ui O-66 coated Cu film(UiO-66@Cu)presents significantly improved hydrocarbon Faradaic efficiency(FE)of 37.59%compared to 14.68%FE on commercial Cu film(99.9%purity)by suppressing HER.According to X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy(XPS)analysis,the UiO-66 ligand binds to entire metallic Fe site on the Cu surface,while metallic Cu is retained.Thus,UiO-66@Cu provides active sites of Cu for CO_(2)RR and leads to highly efficient and selective production of hydrocarbons.
文摘N31-type phosphate laser glasses doped with different concentrations of Cu were prepared. Their optical loss coefficient at 1053 nm wavelength and nonradiative transition rate from the Nd3＋ 4F3/2 state were determined and analyzed in detail. The optical loss coefficient per unit of Cu2＋ （cm–1/ppmw） and the fluorescence decay rate （Hz/ppmw） caused by Cu2＋ and Nd3＋ interaction were 0.0024 and 7.9, respectively. Cu impurity affected both optical loss at 1053 nm and fluorescent emission of Nd3＋ 4F3/2 state seriously in N31 laser glass.
