Empowering Tri‐Functional Palladium's Catalytic Activity and Durability in Electrocatalytic Formic Acid Oxidation Reaction via Innovative Self‐Caging and Alloying Strategies (Adv. Sci. 46/2024)

Formic Acidic oxidAtion reActionIn article number 2405725, Taeseup Song, Tae Ho Shin, HyukSu Han, and co-workers develop a novel nanomaterial engineering approach to design a self-caged and alloyed Pd-based electrocatalyst that demonstrates exceptional durability and activity for formic acid oxidation reaction.A conductive carbon frame embedded with Pd-Zr alloyed nanoparticles can be formed by utilizing a metal-organic framework (MOF) as a precursor.The self-caging and alloying process occurs in situ during electrochemical reactions.This enables the encapsulation of Pd-Zr particles within neighboring frames effectively mitigating particle aggregation and consequential enhancing catalytic performance.

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Advanced Science
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.202470283
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Oxidative Organic Chemistry Reactions
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Empowering Tri‐Functional Palladium's Catalytic Activity and Durability in Electrocatalytic Formic Acid Oxidation Reaction via Innovative Self‐Caging and Alloying Strategies (Adv. Sci. 46/2024)

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Formic Acidic oxidAtion reActionIn article number 2405725, Taeseup Song, Tae Ho Shin, HyukSu Han, and co-workers develop a novel nanomaterial engineering approach to design a self-caged and alloyed Pd-based electrocatalyst that demonstrates exceptional durability and activity for formic acid oxidation reaction.A conductive carbon frame embedded with Pd-Zr alloyed nanoparticles can be formed by utilizing a metal-organic framework (MOF) as a precursor.The self-caging and alloying process occurs in situ during electrochemical reactions.This enables the encapsulation of Pd-Zr particles within neighboring frames effectively mitigating particle aggregation and consequential enhancing catalytic performance.

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