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Energy harvesting through Carbon dioxide capture has already been demonstrated to be feasible. However, a deeper understanding of the boundary conditions governing the process is still required. In this study, particular attention was devoted to the influence of external factors on harvesting performance.
Simone Martellone +6 more
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Tailored Catalytic Microenvironments Enable Efficient Electrochemical Ammonia Production
This study shows that Co2+ substitution in inverse spinel FeFeCoO4 constructs an integrated catalytic microenvironment for efficient nitrate‐to‐ammonia reduction. Jahn–Teller distortion activates Fe sites for *H generation, while hard–soft acid–base regulated dual‐metal sites optimize proton‐coupled electron transfer and intermediate adsorption ...
Qi Zhang +8 more
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Global change pattern of sedimentary nitrogen isotope during the Anthropocene epoch
Nitrogen (N) cycling has been reshaped during the Anthropocene epoch, yet the global change pattern of sedimentary N stable isotope (δ15N) remains unclear.
Xin Li +9 more
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Ammonia electrosynthesis is the most sustainable way to produce carbon-free hydrogen carriers, which would pave the way for the foreseen hydrogen economy and carbon neutralization as it has the potential to replace the conventional Haber-Bosch process ...
Hyojung Lim +9 more
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Advancements in Graphdiyne‐Based Multiscale Catalysts for Green Hydrogen Energy Conversion
This review systematically explores the fundamental characteristics of graphdiyne (GDY), cutting‐edge field of GDY‐based multiscale catalysts within sustainable energy conversion systems.Special emphasis is placed on the structure‒property relationships in different reactions.
Qian Xiao, Lu Qi, Siao Chen, Yurui Xue
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A metal‐free fluorinated ketazine‐linked COF is introduced as an efficient electrocatalyst for nitrate reduction to ammonia under neutral conditions. Fluorine substitution enhances π–π stacking and crystallinity, enabling a Faradaic efficiency of 59.9% and an NH3 yield rate of 1639.9 µmol h−1 mgCOF−1 at −0.9 V versus RHE. This establishes an unexplored
Islam E. Khalil +12 more
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Opportunities and Challenges of the Electrosynthesis of Nitrites and Nitrates From Ammonia
Future progress on the electrosynthesis of nitrates and nitrites requires an integrated approach to enable consolidation of the mechanistic understanding in the short‐term, robust operation of all components at the electrolyser prototype level in the medium‐term, and integration into renewable power networks for sustainable fertilizer production in the
Thi Mung Vu +4 more
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Ammonia Synthesis Over an Iron Catalyst with an Inverse Structure
Achieving a substantial increase in the ammonia productivity of the Haber‐Bosch (HB) process at low temperatures has been a significant challenge for over 100 years.
Masashi Hattori +4 more
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Stability and surface‐state screening identify catalysts with accessible electrochemical potential windows for pristine‐site availability. Side‐on@bridge adsorption enables site‐specific P1/P2 branching, while joint evaluation of limiting potential and NH3 desorption highlights NiN3─ZnN4‐P1 and CuN3─CoN4‐P2 as pathways with balanced PCET requirements ...
Shaopeng Xu +8 more
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Electrochemical Reduction of Nitrate to Ammonia on Transition‐Metal Sputtered Copper Foams
Thin, sputter‐deposited cobalt layers on copper foam significantly enhance electrochemical reduction of nitrate to ammonia, exhibiting an approximately threefold increase in Faradaic efficiency for ammonia, likely due to a synergistic two‐step conversion pathway involving both copper and cobalt sites.
Sabita Bhandari +5 more
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