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Bingjie Chen Dr. Lianhai Zu Dr. Yao Liu Dr. Ruijing Meng Yutong Feng Prof. Chengxin Peng Feng Zhu Tianzi Hao Jiajia Ru Prof. Yonggang Wang Prof. Jinhu Yang 《Angewandte Chemie (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)》2020,132(8):3161-3166
Incorporating nanoscale Si into a carbon matrix with high dispersity is desirable for the preparation of lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) but remains challenging. A space-confined catalytic strategy is proposed for direct superassembly of Si nanodots within a carbon (Si NDs⊂C) framework by copyrolysis of triphenyltin hydride (TPT) and diphenylsilane (DPS), where Sn atomic clusters created from TPT pyrolysis serve as the catalyst for DPS pyrolysis and Si catalytic growth. The use of Sn atomic cluster catalysts alters the reaction pathway to avoid SiC generation and enable formation of Si NDs with reduced dimensions. A typical Si NDs⊂C framework demonstrates a remarkable comprehensive performance comparable to other Si-based high-performance half LIBs, and higher energy densities compared to commercial full LIBs, as a consequence of the high dispersity of Si NDs with low lithiation stress. Supported by mechanic simulations, this study paves the way for construction of Si/C composites suitable for applications in future energy technologies. 相似文献
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《Angewandte Chemie (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)》2017,129(50):16263-16267
Designing highly active catalysts at an atomic scale is required to drive the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). Copper–platinum (Cu‐Pt) dual sites were alloyed with palladium nanorings (Pd NRs) containing 1.5 atom % Pt, using atomically dispersed Cu on ultrathin Pd NRs as seeds. The ultrafine structure of atomically dispersed Cu‐Pt dual sites was confirmed with X‐ray absorption fine structure (XAFS) measurements. The Pd/Cu‐Pt NRs exhibit excellent HER properties in acidic solution with an overpotential of only 22.8 mV at a current density of 10 mA cm−2 and a high mass current density of 3002 A g−1(Pd+Pt) at a −0.05 V potential. 相似文献
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Xing Huang Detre Teschner Maria Dimitrakopoulou Alexey Fedorov Benjamin Frank Ralph Kraehnert Frank Rosowski Harry Kaiser Stephan Schunk Christiane Kuretschka Robert Schlgl Marc‐Georg Willinger Annette Trunschke 《Angewandte Chemie (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)》2019,131(26):8801-8805
The direct conversion of syngas to ethanol, typically using promoted Rh catalysts, is a cornerstone reaction in CO2 utilization and hydrogen storage technologies. A rational catalyst development requires a detailed structural understanding of the activated catalyst and the role of promoters in driving chemoselectivity. Herein, we report a comprehensive atomic‐scale study of metal–promoter interactions in silica‐supported Rh, Rh–Mn, and Rh–Mn–Fe catalysts by aberration‐corrected (AC) TEM. While the catalytic reaction leads to the formation of a Rh carbide phase in the Rh–Mn/SiO2 catalyst, the addition of Fe results in the formation of bimetallic Rh–Fe alloys, which further improves the selectivity and prevents the carbide formation. In all promoted catalysts, Mn is present as an oxide decorating the metal particles. Based on the atomic insight obtained, structural and electronic modifications induced by promoters are revealed and a basis for refined theoretical models is provided. 相似文献
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Dr. Mu Xiao Lei Zhang Dr. Bin Luo Dr. Miaoqiang Lyu Dr. Zhiliang Wang Hengming Huang Dr. Songcan Wang Prof. Aijun Du Prof. Lianzhou Wang 《Angewandte Chemie (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)》2020,132(18):7297-7301
Atomic co-catalysts offer high potential to improve the photocatalytic performance, of which the preparation with earth-abundant elements is challenging. Here, a new molten salt method (MSM) is designed to prepare atomic Ni co-catalyst on widely studied TiO2 nanoparticles. The liquid environment and space confinement effect of the molten salt leads to atomic dispersion of Ni ions on TiO2, while the strong polarizing force provided by the molten salt promotes formation of strong Ni−O bonds. Interestingly, Ni atoms are found to facilitate the formation of oxygen vacancies (OV) on TiO2 during the MSM process, which benefits the charge transfer and hydrogen evolution reaction. The synergy of atomic Ni co-catalyst and OV results in 4-time increase in H2 evolution rate compared to that of the Ni co-catalyst on TiO2 prepared by an impregnation method. This work provides a new strategy of controlling atomic co-catalyst together with defects for efficient photocatalytic water splitting. 相似文献
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Longzhou Zhang Yi Jia Hongli Liu Linzhou Zhuang Xuecheng Yan Chengguang Lang Xin Wang Dongjiang Yang Keke Huang Shouhua Feng Xiangdong Yao 《Angewandte Chemie (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)》2019,131(28):9504-9508
Atomic metal species‐based catalysts (AMCs) show remarkable possibilities in various catalytic reactions. The coordination configuration of the metal atoms has been widely recognized as the determining factor to the electronic structure and the catalytic activity. However, the synergistic effect between the adjacent layers of the multilayered AMCs is always neglected. We reported an atomic Co and Pt co‐trapped carbon catalyst, which exhibits a ultrahigh activity for HER in the wide range of pH (η10=27 and 50 mV in acidic and alkaline media, respectively) with ultralow metal loadings (1.72 and 0.16 wt % for Co and Pt, respectively), which is much superior to the commercial Pt/C. Theoretical analysis reveals that the atomic metals on the inner graphitic layers significantly alter the electronic structure of the outmost layer, thus tailoring the HER activity. This finding arouses a re‐thinking of the intrinsic activity origins of AMCs and suggests a new avenue in the structure design of AMCs. 相似文献
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Dr. Chuanhao Yao Dr. Cong-Qiao Xu Dr. In-Hyeok Park Dr. Meng Zhao Ziyu Zhu Dr. Jing Li Dr. Xiao Hai Hanyan Fang Yong Zhang Gennevieve Macam Dr. Jinghua Teng Dr. Lin Li Dr. Qing-Hua Xu Prof. Feng-Chuan Chuang Dr. Junpeng Lu Dr. Chenliang Su Prof. Jun Li Dr. Jiong Lu 《Angewandte Chemie (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)》2020,132(21):8347-8353
Ligand-induced surface restructuring with heteroatomic doping is used to precisely modify the surface of a prototypical [Au25(SR1)18]− cluster ( 1 ) while maintaining its icosahedral Au13 core for the synthesis of a new bimetallic [Au19Cd3(SR2)18]− cluster ( 2 ). Single-crystal X-ray diffraction studies reveal that six bidentate Au2(SR1)3 motifs (L2) attached to the Au13 core of 1 were replaced by three quadridentate Au2Cd(SR2)6 motifs (L4) to create a bimetallic cluster 2 . Experimental and theoretical results demonstrate a stronger electronic interaction between the surface motifs (Au2Cd(SR2)6) and the Au13 core, attributed to a more compact cluster structure and a larger energy gap of 2 compared to that of 1 . These factors dramatically enhance the photoluminescence quantum efficiency and lifetime of crystal of the cluster 2 . This work provides a new route for the design of a wide range of bimetallic/alloy metal nanoclusters with superior optoelectronic properties and functionality. 相似文献