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Nitrogen and sulfur dual-doped carbon nanotube derived from a thiazolothiazole based conjugated microporous polymer as efficient metal-free electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction reaction

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Abstract The present report demonstrates a simple approach for the synthesis of efficient metal-free electrocatalysts of nitrogen- and sulfur-codoped carbon materials (N–S-DPCs) via carbonization of thiazolothiazole based conjugated microporous polymer… Click to show full abstract

Abstract The present report demonstrates a simple approach for the synthesis of efficient metal-free electrocatalysts of nitrogen- and sulfur-codoped carbon materials (N–S-DPCs) via carbonization of thiazolothiazole based conjugated microporous polymer precursors (XWB-CMP). The precursors are composed of densely populated thiazolothiazole units that uniformly decorate over the micropore surface and can be readily converted into novel N–S-DPCs with a uniform nitorgen/sulfur distribution by template-free pyrolysis. The electrochemical characterization demonstrates that N–S-DPCs obtained at pyrolysis temperature of 1000 °C exhibits a high electrocatalytic activity toward oxygen reduction reaction (ORR), superior durability, good methanol tolerance as compared to the commercial Pt/C catalyst. The present work sheds insights into the effects of heteroatom doping on ORR electrocatalysts.

Keywords: efficient metal; free electrocatalysts; nitrogen sulfur; thiazolothiazole based; based conjugated; metal free

Journal Title: Journal of Power Sources
Year Published: 2020

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