Developing isolated single atomic noble metal catalysts is one of the most effective methods to maximize noble metal atom utilization efficiency and enhance catalytic performances.Layered double hydroxides(LDHs)are tw...Developing isolated single atomic noble metal catalysts is one of the most effective methods to maximize noble metal atom utilization efficiency and enhance catalytic performances.Layered double hydroxides(LDHs)are two-dimensional nanoarchitectures in which M^(3+) and M^(2+) sites are atomically isolated due to static repulsions,providing special anchoring sites for single noble metal atoms and enabling the tuning of catalytic activity.Herein,a comprehensive review of the advances in LDHs supported single-atom catalysts(M/LDH SACs)is presented,focusing on the synthetic strategies,structure characterization,and application of M/LDH SACs in energy devices.Strong electronic coupling between single atomic noble metal atoms and corresponding anchoring sites of LDHs determines not only the catalytic activity of M/LDH SACs but also the stability during catalytic reactions.Furthermore,a perspective is proposed to highlight the challenges and opportunities for understanding the reaction mechanism and development of highly efficient M/LDH SACs.展开更多
The effects of organic ethers such as diethyl ether, ethylene glycol diethyl ether and diethyl glycol diethyl ether on the structure of double metal cyanide complex catalyst and the structural changes of such catalyst...The effects of organic ethers such as diethyl ether, ethylene glycol diethyl ether and diethyl glycol diethyl ether on the structure of double metal cyanide complex catalyst and the structural changes of such catalyst in the process of propylene oxide polymerization were investigated by EXAFS. The results show that Co in all DMC catalysts is still coordinated by six cyanogens, while Zn is coordinated by O atom in organic complex. The more numerous the number of the ether bond, the higher the coordination numbers of O to Zn ion, the more active the catalyst we make. Five or six O atoms coordinated Zn ion may be the real active center in the process of propylene oxide polymerization.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,the National Key Research and Development Project(2021YFA1502200)the Royal Society and Newton Fund through a Newton Advanced Fellowship award(NAF\R1\191294)+3 种基金the Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovation Research Team in the University(IRT1205)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,the starting-up foundation from Beijing University of Chemical Tech-nology,the fellowship of China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(2020M670107)the Natural Science Foundation of Beijing,China(2214062)the China Scholarship Council and a long-term subsidy from China's Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education.
文摘Developing isolated single atomic noble metal catalysts is one of the most effective methods to maximize noble metal atom utilization efficiency and enhance catalytic performances.Layered double hydroxides(LDHs)are two-dimensional nanoarchitectures in which M^(3+) and M^(2+) sites are atomically isolated due to static repulsions,providing special anchoring sites for single noble metal atoms and enabling the tuning of catalytic activity.Herein,a comprehensive review of the advances in LDHs supported single-atom catalysts(M/LDH SACs)is presented,focusing on the synthetic strategies,structure characterization,and application of M/LDH SACs in energy devices.Strong electronic coupling between single atomic noble metal atoms and corresponding anchoring sites of LDHs determines not only the catalytic activity of M/LDH SACs but also the stability during catalytic reactions.Furthermore,a perspective is proposed to highlight the challenges and opportunities for understanding the reaction mechanism and development of highly efficient M/LDH SACs.
文摘The effects of organic ethers such as diethyl ether, ethylene glycol diethyl ether and diethyl glycol diethyl ether on the structure of double metal cyanide complex catalyst and the structural changes of such catalyst in the process of propylene oxide polymerization were investigated by EXAFS. The results show that Co in all DMC catalysts is still coordinated by six cyanogens, while Zn is coordinated by O atom in organic complex. The more numerous the number of the ether bond, the higher the coordination numbers of O to Zn ion, the more active the catalyst we make. Five or six O atoms coordinated Zn ion may be the real active center in the process of propylene oxide polymerization.
