Investigation on impact of mutual interactions between elements of Ag nano-particle core-MOF material shell nano-complex and incorporated hemoglobin on electro-catalysis on H2O2 electro-reduction

Sun, Ke; Wang, Fang; Mei, Ting; Zeng, Han

doi:10.1007/s11696-022-02070-x

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“…Many efforts have been devoted to investigating Al alloys, the synthetic strategy of electrocatalysts for hydrogen peroxide, the optimization of the operating conditions, and so on 44 . Electrochemical catalysts have been researched widely for H 2 O 2 reduction, which mainly includes noble metal (Pt, 45 Pd, 46 Ir, 44 Au, 47 and Ag 48 ) catalysts and their alloys, 49–51 which have the enhanced activity for H 2 O 2 reduction reaction, while H 2 O 2 decomposition is catalyzed partly for oxygen production. CoO x , as the typical transition metal oxides, also displays exciting activity for H 2 O 2 reduction reaction owing to their different structure and morphology 37,43,52–54 .…”

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Beyond metal–air battery, emerging aqueous metal–hydrogen peroxide batteries with improved performance

Liu,

Zhou,

Jin

et al. 2023

Battery Energy

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The aqueous metal–H2O2 batteries have been paid rapidly increasing attention due to their large theoretical energy densities, attractive power density, and multiple applications (air, land, and sea), especially in low‐content oxygen or nonoxygen conditions in which metal–air cells are out of work. However, the requirements of metal–H2O2 batteries are different due to the order of metal activities (Mg > Al > Zn) as well as metal–air cells. Aqueous metal–H2O2 batteries mainly include Al–H2O2, Mg–H2O2, and Zn–H2O2 batteries with the respective scientific problems, including battery structures, single/dual‐electrolyte systems, electrocatalysts for O2 reduction/evolution reactions, H2O2 reduction/production/decomposition, and the designability of anode to inhibit self‐corrosion. In this review, we summarized battery architectures, possible mechanisms, and recent progress in metal–H2O2 batteries, including Al–H2O2, Mg–H2O2, and Zn–H2O2 batteries. Several perspectives are also provided for these research fields, which may be focused on in the future.

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