Nathan R. Harrison, Aziz Genc, Thomas J. A. Slater, Andrea Folli
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摘要
本文通过简单沉积沉淀法合成了一系列负载型氧化铜，并分析了它们对析氢反应（HER）的催化性能，评价了载体对催化活性的影响。电化学测量表明，与含CuO催化剂相比，含Cu2O催化剂具有更好的HER活性，具有更低的HER过电位和Tafel斜率值。SnO2载体表现出最大的HER抑制，适合用于CO2还原反应（CO2RR），降低了竞争反应的活性，与RHE相比，Cu2O/SnO2的HER过电位值较大，为0.73 V， HER交换电流密度较小，为5.93 μ a /cm2，这表明Cu2O/SnO2具有较大的HER电荷转移电阻和较小的电化学活性表面积。ZnO载体也被证明足以抑制HER活性，同时在本工作中评估的所有负载催化剂中，ZnO载体也获得了最高的电化学活性表面积，用于还原反应的进行。
Suppressing hydrogen evolution in copper oxides for CO2 electroreduction by tuning metal oxide supports
In this work, a range of supported copper oxides were synthesised via a simple deposition precipitation method, and their catalytic performance for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) was analysed, evaluating the influence of the support on catalytic activity. Electrochemical measurements showed that Cu2O containing catalysts had superior HER activity compared to CuO containing catalysts, achieving lower HER overpotentials and Tafel slope values. The SnO2 support showed the largest HER suppression, desirable for use within the CO2 reduction reaction (CO2RR), reducing the activity of the competing reaction, achieving a large HER overpotential value of 0.73 V vs. RHE, along with a small HER exchange current density of 5.93 µA/cm2, for Cu2O/SnO2, shown to be through possessing large HER charge-transfer resistance and small electrochemically active surface areas. The ZnO support was also shown to be adequate at supressing the HER activity, whilst also achieving the highest electrochemically active surface area for the reduction reactions to proceed on, out of all supported catalysts assessed in this work.
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