Peipei Zhao , Chunmei Liu , Jiamin Ma , Zimei Fu , Meng Bai , Yang Gao , He Xiao , Junwei Wu , Man Zhao , Jianfeng Jia
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Recent advances in constructing efficient materials for electrocatalytic oxidation of propylene
As an important ingredient, propylene is well converted into different industrial products, especially for C3 oxygen-containing compounds. However, traditional thermal catalysis not only increases the cost due to operation conditions of high temperature and high pressure, but also results in production of carbon dioxide via complete oxidation. Benefitting from mild operation condition and clean electric energy, electrocatalysis heaves in sight. Voltage regulation is used to enhance the selectivity of products and prevent excessive electrocatalytic oxidation of propylene (EOP) into carbon dioxide. Moreover, Pd, Ag, Pt-based materials have been constructed to promote kinetic rate and reduce the overpotential. This mini review summarizes influence of structure regulation on activity and stability of EOP, including adsorption-activation, reaction mechanism, structure-activity relationship, etc. Moreover, the challenges such as controlling selective electrocatalysis, simplifying the synthesis process and advanced techniques for characterizations are proposed. This review will inspire more researchers to design superior electrocatalysts to optimize their EOP performance.
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