Ao Cai , Hongnan Jia , Na Luo , Wei Pi , Xing Wang , Fengxiang Chen , Na Yao
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摘要
研究钌氧化物(RuO2)基催化剂机理转变的机理调控策略和参数对增强酸性析氧反应(OER)至关重要。本文以MRuOx (M = W, Ce, Mn, Ti, Hf和Zr)化合物为模型,重点通过微调Ru-d波段中心来调节*OOH吸附和RuO共价,从而定制OER机制转变。通过密度泛函理论(DFT)计算和实验结果的综合分析,可以得出随着Ru-d带中心逐渐减小,*OOH吸附和RuO共价逐渐减弱的结论。最佳的催化性能出现时,*OOH吸附达到峰值,同时保持不活跃的晶格氧。所筛选的Ce0.75Ru0.25O2催化剂在吸附演化机制(AEM)中具有最大*OOH结合能,具有最佳的OER活性和稳定性。使用该催化剂的可扩展质子交换膜电解槽(PEMWE)单电池仅需1.60 V即可达到1 A cm - 2,并且具有超过2000 h的卓越稳定性。
Balancing *OOH adsorption and RuO covalency via Ru-d customized engineering to boosted acidic water oxidation
Developing a mechanistic regulation strategy and parameter for mechanism transition on ruthenium oxides (RuO2)-based catalysts is essential for enhanced acidic oxygen evolution reaction (OER). Herein, employing MRuOx (M = W, Ce, Mn, Ti, Hf and Zr) compounds as model, we focus on fine-tuning Ru-d band center to adjust *OOH adsorption and RuO covalency, thereby customizing OER mechanism transition. Through integrated analysis of density functional theory (DFT) calculations and experimental results, it can be concluded that as Ru-d band center gradually decreases, the *OOH adsorption and RuO covalency gradually weaken. Optimal catalytic performance emerge when *OOH adsorption achieves peak values while maintaining inactive lattice oxygen. The screened Ce0.75Ru0.25O2 catalysts, with maximizing *OOH binding energy in adsorption evolution mechanism (AEM), exhibiting optimal OER activity and stability. A scalable proton exchange membrane electrolyzer (PEMWE) single cell using this catalyst only requires 1.60 V to reach 1 A cm−2 coupled with remarkable stability exceeding 2000 h.
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