Ci Lin, Tsung-Yi Chen, Tao Zhou, Yingqiang Wu, Ching Kit Tommy Wun, Weicheng Chen, Han-Yi Chen, Vincent Tung, Zhengxiao Guo, Tsz Woon Benedict Lo, Liang Cai, Yida Deng, Philip C. Y. Chow
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Abstract
Regulating the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) mechanism presents a promising yet challenging approach to address the performance-stability trade-off of acidic water oxidation catalysts. Here we demonstrate the regulation of the OER mechanism through in situ surface reconstruction of manganese oxybromides (MOB) catalysts modified with single-atom ruthenium (Ru-MOB). In situ Raman spectroscopy reveals that Ru incorporation intensifies the inherent, reversible surface reconstruction of MOB, resulting in the formation of a γ-MnO2 layer with an onset potential approximately 100 mV lower. Various operando/in situ characterizations and theoretical calculations show that the reconstructed Ru-MOB significantly suppresses the lattice oxygen mechanism while simultaneously enhancing the adsorbate evolution mechanism. In an electrochemical cell, the reconstructed Ru-MOB drives acidic OER with an overpotential about 90 mV lower at 10 mA cm–2 compared to pure MOB, and it shows negligible performance degradation for over 1400 h. Our work offers a design strategy for the future development of acidic OER catalysts.
调节析氧反应(OER)机制是解决酸性水氧化催化剂性能稳定性权衡的一个有希望但又具有挑战性的方法。本文通过单原子钌修饰的氧化溴化锰(MOB)催化剂(Ru-MOB)的原位表面重构,证明了OER机理的调控。原位拉曼光谱显示,Ru的掺入增强了MOB固有的、可逆的表面重构,导致γ-MnO2层的形成,其起始电位大约低100 mV。各种操作/原位表征和理论计算表明,重构的Ru-MOB显著抑制了晶格氧机制,同时增强了吸附质演化机制。在电化学电池中,与纯MOB相比,重构的Ru-MOB在10 mA cm-2下驱动酸性OER的过电位降低了约90 mV,并且在超过1400小时的时间内性能下降可以忽略。我们的工作为酸性OER催化剂的未来发展提供了设计策略。
ACS Energy Letters Energy-Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
CiteScore
31.20
自引率
5.00%
发文量
469
审稿时长
1 months
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