Electrode-Orthogonal Non-Covalent Self-Assembly Programs Microenvironments around Molecular Electrocatalysts

while allowing recovery and reuse of the amphiphile catalyst. Integrating molecular catalysts into amphiphiles that predictively self-assemble at electrodes to program microenvironments around catalytic sites, our study showcases electrode-orthogonal non-covalent self-assembly as a molecularly tunable construct to enhance electrocatalysis.

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Journal of the American Chemical Society
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2026-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.6c02348
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Electrochemical Analysis and Applications
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Electrode-Orthogonal Non-Covalent Self-Assembly Programs Microenvironments around Molecular Electrocatalysts

Anna Wuttig, Deepak Badgurjar, Gregory Gorobets, Ashok Tate
Journal of the American Chemical Society
Electrochemical Analysis and Applications
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Electrode-Orthogonal Non-Covalent Self-Assembly Programs Microenvironments around Molecular Electrocatalysts

Anna Wuttig, Deepak Badgurjar, Gregory Gorobets, Ashok Tate
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Abstract

while allowing recovery and reuse of the amphiphile catalyst. Integrating molecular catalysts into amphiphiles that predictively self-assemble at electrodes to program microenvironments around catalytic sites, our study showcases electrode-orthogonal non-covalent self-assembly as a molecularly tunable construct to enhance electrocatalysis.

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