Polarized Cu–Bi Site Pairs for Non‐Covalent to Covalent Interaction Tuning toward N2 Photoreduction
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DOI: 10.1002/adma.202204959
Abstract: A universal atomic layer confined doping strategy is developed to prepare Bi24O31Br10 materials incorporating isolated Cu atoms. The local polarization can be created along the CuOBi atomic interface, which enables better electron delocalization for effective… read more here.
Keywords: covalent interaction; non covalent; polarized site; site pairs ... See more keywords
Single-Site SnOCu Pairs with Interfacial Electron Transfer Effect for Enhanced Electrochemical Catalysis and Sensing.
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DOI: 10.1002/smll.202300149
Abstract: As advanced electrochemical catalysts, single-atom catalysts have made great progress in the field of catalysis and sensing due to their high atomic utilization efficiency and excellent catalytic performance. Herein, stannum-doped copper oxide (CuOSn1 ) nanosheets… read more here.
Keywords: transfer effect; single site; catalysis sensing; site pairs ... See more keywords