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摘要
对表面自旋构型与自旋相关电催化反应之间关系的现场研究,对于了解磁性催化剂如何在磁场下提高氧进化反应(OER)性能至关重要。本研究通过化学气相沉积合成了具有丰富表面自旋构型的二维 Fe7Se8 纳米片。原位磁力显微镜和拉曼光谱显示,200 mT 的磁场消除了自旋有序的畴壁,形成了自旋有序的单畴结构,从而降低了 OER 能垒,理论计算也证实了这一点。电化学测试表明,在 200 mT 磁场下,多域 Fe7Se8 纳米片在 10 mA cm-2 下的 OER 过电位从 346 mV 降至 259 mV,而磁场对单域纳米片的影响微乎其微。这些发现凸显了自旋构型在提高电催化性能方面的关键作用,为工业应用磁性催化剂的设计提供了新的见解。
In Situ Manipulation of Surface Spin Configurations for Enhanced Performance in Oxygen Evolution Reactions
In situ studies of the relationship between surface spin configurations and spin-related electrocatalytic reactions are crucial for understanding how magnetic catalysts enhance oxygen evolution reaction (OER) performance under magnetic fields. In this work, 2D Fe7Se8 nanosheets with rich surface spin configurations are synthesized via chemical vapor deposition. In situ magnetic force microscopy and Raman spectroscopy reveal that a 200 mT magnetic field eliminates spin-disordered domain walls, forming a spin-ordered single-domain structure, which lowers the OER energy barrier, as confirmed by theoretical calculations. Electrochemical tests show that under a 200 mT magnetic field, the OER overpotential of multidomain Fe7Se8 nanosheets at 10 mA cm–2 decreases from 346 mV to 259 mV, while the magnetic field has minimal effect on single-domain nanosheets. These findings highlight the critical role of spin configurations in enhancing electrocatalytic performance, offering new insights into the design of magnetic catalysts for industrial applications.
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