2020
DOI: 10.1002/cssc.202002359
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Reconstructing 1D Fe Single‐atom Catalytic Structure on 2D Graphene Film for High‐Efficiency Oxygen Reduction Reaction

Abstract: The ordinary intrinsic activity and disordered distribution of metal sites in zero/one‐dimensional (0D/1D) single‐atom catalysts (SACs) lead to inferior catalytic efficiency and short‐term endurance in the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR), which restricts the large‐scale application of hydrogen−oxygen fuel cells and metal−air batteries. To improve the activity of SACs, a mild synthesis method was chosen to conjugate 1D Fe SACs with 2D graphene film (Fe SAC@G) that realized a composite structure with well‐ordere… Show more

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“…Fe SAC@G catalysts were potentiostatically discharged at 0.88 V in 3 M KOH solutions at 25 °C for different time periods to obtain different current attenuation rates I ca and their corresponding Raman spectra are shown in Figure a. According to previous analysis, , the peaks at 236, 834, 1454, and 1527 cm –1 are assigned to the vibrations of Fe–N, C–N, C–C, and C–N–C bonds, respectively. Since the C–C bond is the strongest bond among these bonds, its peak intensity (noted as P c–c ) almost keeps unchanged for all of the catalysts with different I ca values, suggesting that the C–C bond does not substantially break during the discharge process.…”
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“…Fe SAC@G catalysts were potentiostatically discharged at 0.88 V in 3 M KOH solutions at 25 °C for different time periods to obtain different current attenuation rates I ca and their corresponding Raman spectra are shown in Figure a. According to previous analysis, , the peaks at 236, 834, 1454, and 1527 cm –1 are assigned to the vibrations of Fe–N, C–N, C–C, and C–N–C bonds, respectively. Since the C–C bond is the strongest bond among these bonds, its peak intensity (noted as P c–c ) almost keeps unchanged for all of the catalysts with different I ca values, suggesting that the C–C bond does not substantially break during the discharge process.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…SEM images of the as-prepared catalysts (a) and discharged catalysts with different current attenuation rates I ca : (b) 40% I ca ; and (c, d) 70% I ca . (e) Macrograph of (c).…”
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“…Although various isolated atomic catalysts were used for ORR, [112,113] nitrogen reduction reaction (NRR), [114,115] and carbon dioxide reduction reaction (CRR), [116,117] the isolated atomic catalysts for HOR are few. [111] The main reason is that the research on HOR is still in its infancy, which in turn giving us more chances to design and synthesize novel isolated atomic catalysts for HOR.…”
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“…15 Therefore, avoid of aggregation and preparing Ag NPs particles with good monodispersity have become the priority tasks of preparing highly efficient and stable nanocatalysts. In the past few decades, the immobilization of nanoparticles in carriers (such as activated carbon, ZIF8, graphene, polymers) [16][17][18][19] has been used to solve the above problems.…”
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confidence: 99%