A nanoclay-confined single atom catalyst: tuning uncoordinated N species for efficient water treatment

Dong, Xiongbo; Qian, Yinyin; Chen, Zitong; Jiang, Zhiyi; Tang, Aidong; Yang, Huaming

doi:10.1039/d2tc01835g

J. Mater. Chem. C

2022

DOI: 10.1039/d2tc01835g

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A nanoclay-confined single atom catalyst: tuning uncoordinated N species for efficient water treatment

Xiongbo Dong

Yinyin Qian

Zitong Chen

et al.

Abstract: Optimizing spatial coordination configuration of nitrogen-doped graphene-based single atom catalysts (NG-SACs) has been growing as a “hot” topic in water treatment. In NG-SACs, only a small part of nitrogen take...

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Single atom catalysts (SACs) are atomic‐level‐engineered materials with high intrinsic activity. Catalytic centers of SACs are typically the transition metal (TM)‐nonmetal coordination sites, while the functions of co‐existing non‐TM‐bonded functionalities are usually overlooked in catalysis. Herein, we reported the scalable preparation of carbon‐supported cobalt‐anchored SACs (CoCN) with controlled Co−N sites and free functional N species. We first systematically study the role of metal and nonmetal bonded functionalities in the SACs for peroxymonosulfate (PMS)‐driven Fenton‐like reactions, revealing their contribution to performance improvement and pathway steering. Experiments and computations demonstrate that the Co−N3C coordination plays a vital role in the formation of a surface‐confined PMS* complex to trigger the electron transfer pathway and promote kinetics because of the optimized electronic state of Co centers, while the non‐metal‐coordinated graphitic N sites act as preferable pollutant adsorption sites and additional PMS activation sites to accelerate electron transfer. Synergistically, CoCN exhibits ultrahigh activity in PMS activation for p‐hydroxybenzoic acid oxidation, achieving complete degradation within 10 min with an ultrahigh turnover frequency of 0.38 min–1, surpassing most reported materials. These findings offer new insights into the versatile functions of N species in SACs and inspire rational design of high‐performance catalysts in complicated heterogeneous systems.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved

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A nanoclay-confined single atom catalyst: tuning uncoordinated N species for efficient water treatment

Abstract: Optimizing spatial coordination configuration of nitrogen-doped graphene-based single atom catalysts (NG-SACs) has been growing as a “hot” topic in water treatment. In NG-SACs, only a small part of nitrogen take...

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Atomic‐Level Engineered Cobalt Catalysts for Fenton‐Like Reactions: Synergy of Single Atom Metal Sites and Nonmetal‐Bonded Functionalities

Atomic‐Level Engineered Cobalt Catalysts for Fenton‐Like Reactions: Synergy of Single Atom Metal Sites and Nonmetal‐Bonded Functionalities

Theoretical study on the influence of the extra N in transition metal-N4 embedded graphene as efficient CO2 reduction catalysts

The application strategies and progresses of silicon-based minerals in advanced oxidation processes for water decontamination

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