Efficient Electrochemical Nitrogen Fixation over Isolated Pt Sites

Recently, ambient electrochemical N2 fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt‐based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH3 yield rate (342.4 µg...

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Hlavní autoři:	Hao, Ran, Sun, Wenming, Liu, Qian, Liu, Xiaolu, Chen, Jialiang, Lv, Xianwei, Li, Wei, Liu, Yu‐ping, Shen, Zhurui
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Vydáno:	Germany Wiley Subscription Services, Inc 01.06.2020
Témata:	Ammonia Chemical reduction density functional theory calculations electrocatalysis electrochemical in situ Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy Hydrogen evolution reactions Hydrogen storage isolated Pt sites Nanoparticles Nanotechnology nitrogen reduction reaction Nitrogenation Potassium sulfate Tungsten oxides isolated Pt sites density functional theory calculations electrocatalysis nitrogen reduction reaction electrochemical in situ Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy
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Abstract	Recently, ambient electrochemical N2 fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt‐based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH3 yield rate (342.4 µg h−1 mg−1Pt) and Faradaic efficiency (31.1%) in 0.1 m K2SO4 at −0.2 V versus RHE, which are about 11 and 15 times higher than their nanoparticle counterparts, respectively. The mechanistic analysis indicates that N2 conversion to NH3 follows an alternating hydrogenation pathway, and positively charged isolated Pt sites with special Pt−3O structure can favorably chemisorb and activate the N2. Furthermore, the hydrogen evolution reaction can be greatly suppressed on isolated Pt sites decorated WO3 nanoplates, which guarantees the efficient going‐on of nitrogen reduction reaction. Isolated Pt atoms anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit highly active for ambient ammonia electrosynthesis, which is ascribed to facilitated chemisorption and activation of nitrogen and effective suppression for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), immensely enhancing NH3 yield rate and Faradic efficiency. This groundbreaking research presents Pt‐based nanocatalysts for electroreduction of nitrogen and provides an idea for the HER depression.
AbstractList	Recently, ambient electrochemical N2 fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt-based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH3 yield rate (342.4 µg h-1 mg-1 Pt ) and Faradaic efficiency (31.1%) in 0.1 m K2 SO4 at -0.2 V versus RHE, which are about 11 and 15 times higher than their nanoparticle counterparts, respectively. The mechanistic analysis indicates that N2 conversion to NH3 follows an alternating hydrogenation pathway, and positively charged isolated Pt sites with special Pt-3O structure can favorably chemisorb and activate the N2 . Furthermore, the hydrogen evolution reaction can be greatly suppressed on isolated Pt sites decorated WO3 nanoplates, which guarantees the efficient going-on of nitrogen reduction reaction.Recently, ambient electrochemical N2 fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt-based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH3 yield rate (342.4 µg h-1 mg-1 Pt ) and Faradaic efficiency (31.1%) in 0.1 m K2 SO4 at -0.2 V versus RHE, which are about 11 and 15 times higher than their nanoparticle counterparts, respectively. The mechanistic analysis indicates that N2 conversion to NH3 follows an alternating hydrogenation pathway, and positively charged isolated Pt sites with special Pt-3O structure can favorably chemisorb and activate the N2 . Furthermore, the hydrogen evolution reaction can be greatly suppressed on isolated Pt sites decorated WO3 nanoplates, which guarantees the efficient going-on of nitrogen reduction reaction. Recently, ambient electrochemical N fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt-based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH yield rate (342.4 µg h mg ) and Faradaic efficiency (31.1%) in 0.1 m K SO at -0.2 V versus RHE, which are about 11 and 15 times higher than their nanoparticle counterparts, respectively. The mechanistic analysis indicates that N conversion to NH follows an alternating hydrogenation pathway, and positively charged isolated Pt sites with special Pt-3O structure can favorably chemisorb and activate the N . Furthermore, the hydrogen evolution reaction can be greatly suppressed on isolated Pt sites decorated WO nanoplates, which guarantees the efficient going-on of nitrogen reduction reaction. Recently, ambient electrochemical N2 fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt‐based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH3 yield rate (342.4 µg h−1 mg−1Pt) and Faradaic efficiency (31.1%) in 0.1 m K2SO4 at −0.2 V versus RHE, which are about 11 and 15 times higher than their nanoparticle counterparts, respectively. The mechanistic analysis indicates that N2 conversion to NH3 follows an alternating hydrogenation pathway, and positively charged isolated Pt sites with special Pt−3O structure can favorably chemisorb and activate the N2. Furthermore, the hydrogen evolution reaction can be greatly suppressed on isolated Pt sites decorated WO3 nanoplates, which guarantees the efficient going‐on of nitrogen reduction reaction. Recently, ambient electrochemical N2 fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt‐based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH3 yield rate (342.4 µg h−1 mg−1Pt) and Faradaic efficiency (31.1%) in 0.1 m K2SO4 at −0.2 V versus RHE, which are about 11 and 15 times higher than their nanoparticle counterparts, respectively. The mechanistic analysis indicates that N2 conversion to NH3 follows an alternating hydrogenation pathway, and positively charged isolated Pt sites with special Pt−3O structure can favorably chemisorb and activate the N2. Furthermore, the hydrogen evolution reaction can be greatly suppressed on isolated Pt sites decorated WO3 nanoplates, which guarantees the efficient going‐on of nitrogen reduction reaction. Isolated Pt atoms anchored on WO3 nanoplates exhibit highly active for ambient ammonia electrosynthesis, which is ascribed to facilitated chemisorption and activation of nitrogen and effective suppression for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), immensely enhancing NH3 yield rate and Faradic efficiency. This groundbreaking research presents Pt‐based nanocatalysts for electroreduction of nitrogen and provides an idea for the HER depression. Recently, ambient electrochemical N 2 fixation has gained great attention. However, the commercial Pt‐based electrocatalyst hardly shows its potential in this field. Herein, it is found that the isolated Pt sites anchored on WO 3 nanoplates exhibit the optimum electrochemical NH 3 yield rate (342.4 µg h −1 mg −1 Pt ) and Faradaic efficiency (31.1%) in 0.1 m K 2 SO 4 at −0.2 V versus RHE, which are about 11 and 15 times higher than their nanoparticle counterparts, respectively. The mechanistic analysis indicates that N 2 conversion to NH 3 follows an alternating hydrogenation pathway, and positively charged isolated Pt sites with special Pt−3O structure can favorably chemisorb and activate the N 2 . Furthermore, the hydrogen evolution reaction can be greatly suppressed on isolated Pt sites decorated WO 3 nanoplates, which guarantees the efficient going‐on of nitrogen reduction reaction.
Author	Chen, Jialiang Liu, Yu‐ping Liu, Xiaolu Hao, Ran Shen, Zhurui Liu, Qian Li, Wei Sun, Wenming Lv, Xianwei
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