W‐N‐C Tandem Catalytic Centers Mediating Efficient Charge Transfer for the Enhanced Radical‐Path U(VI) Photoreduction

. The radical-mediated U(VI) reduction pathway was thermodynamically favored, where W sites acted as electron-accepting centers, with the W─N─C coordination serving as a charge-transfer channel under a built-in electric field, enabling the Z-scheme migration. Consequently, the optimized catalyst (CW-2) exhibited a U(VI) removal rate of 98.6% (capacity of 557.56 mg/g) within 16 min, the removal efficiency was reduced to a minute scale, and the impractical oxygen exclusion was no longer a significant concern. This work established a paradigm for creating "all-in-one" photocatalytic active centers through targeted atomic-scale interface design.

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Advanced Science
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2026-05-08
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https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.75637
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Radioactive element chemistry and processing
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. The radical-mediated U(VI) reduction pathway was thermodynamically favored, where W sites acted as electron-accepting centers, with the W─N─C coordination serving as a charge-transfer channel under a built-in electric field, enabling the Z-scheme migration. Consequently, the optimized catalyst (CW-2) exhibited a U(VI) removal rate of 98.6% (capacity of 557.56 mg/g) within 16 min, the removal efficiency was reduced to a minute scale, and the impractical oxygen exclusion was no longer a significant concern. This work established a paradigm for creating "all-in-one" photocatalytic active centers through targeted atomic-scale interface design.

Advanced Science
University of Science and Technology of China (CN), Guangxi University (CN), National Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory (CN), Lanzhou University (CN), University of Science and Technology Beijing (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Beijing Municipality, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
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Radioactive element chemistry and processing
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