The present energy dilemma in conjunction with the adverse environmental impacts caused by fossil fuel combustion motivates researchers to seek for new renewable energy with minimal CO_(2)footprint.As a practice pathw...The present energy dilemma in conjunction with the adverse environmental impacts caused by fossil fuel combustion motivates researchers to seek for new renewable energy with minimal CO_(2)footprint.As a practice pathway,it is of significance to produce biofuel and platform chemicals from sustainable biomass resources.However,the research and development of high-efficiency catalysts remain one key scientific challenge.Among the catalysts developed,transition metal carbides,especially molybdenum carbide,show promising performances on biomass-based conversion.Significant efforts have been made in past few decades on tuning the structure and electronic property of molybdenum carbide via controlling particle size and morphology,metal and nonmetal doping and vacancies,etc.The review summarizes recent developments of molybdenum carbide as catalysts in converting biomass into fuel,mainly focused on the preparation methods,the structure-dependent effects and the electronic modulation.The controllable selective cleavage of C-C,C-O and C-H bonds over modified molybdenum carbides that has been demonstrated in the conversion of biomass feedstocks is then highlighted.In addition,the possible deactivation mechanisms of molybdenum carbide are also presented in the review.This review provides systematic and fundamental information for the further design and development of molybdenum carbide for the conversion of biomass resources.展开更多
Studies have extensively addressed the development of electrocatalytic technologies for energy storage and conversion,fuel production,and environmental protection.Electrode processes such as different oxidation and re...Studies have extensively addressed the development of electrocatalytic technologies for energy storage and conversion,fuel production,and environmental protection.Electrode processes such as different oxidation and reduction reactions play a vital and significant role in these technologies.In this regard,efficient,inexpensive,and stable electrocatalysts capable can significantly promote electrochemical reactions.Unique features of metal–organic frameworks(MOFs)such as their high porosity,tunable structure,size,and pore shape,high surface area,and redox properties have introduced them as an ideal electrocatalyst candidate.This review is thus aimed at elucidating the role of MOF-based materials(pristine,derivatives and composites)as efficient electrocatalysts in energy and sensing-related oxidation and reduction reactions such as oxygen reduction reaction(ORR),hydrogen oxidation reaction(HOR),carbon dioxide reduction reaction(CO_(2)RR),urea oxidation reaction(UOR),alcohol oxidation reaction(AOR),nitrogen reduction reaction(NRR),and glucose oxidation reaction(GOR)in advanced energy and sensing devices.Also,the structure–property relationship of the electrocatalyst was elaborated for each electrocatalytic reaction.Finally,perspectives on the potential research topics for practical use of MOF-based electrocatalysts are addressed.The present review can improve the interest in MOF-based electrocatalysts to study different oxidation and reduction reactions in energy and sensing systems.展开更多
基金Financial support by the Spanish Ministry of Innovation(Severo Ochoa and RTI2018-892327-R1)Generalitat Valenciana(Prometeo 2021/083)+1 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(21972099)the CSC for financial support for his stay at Valencia。
文摘The present energy dilemma in conjunction with the adverse environmental impacts caused by fossil fuel combustion motivates researchers to seek for new renewable energy with minimal CO_(2)footprint.As a practice pathway,it is of significance to produce biofuel and platform chemicals from sustainable biomass resources.However,the research and development of high-efficiency catalysts remain one key scientific challenge.Among the catalysts developed,transition metal carbides,especially molybdenum carbide,show promising performances on biomass-based conversion.Significant efforts have been made in past few decades on tuning the structure and electronic property of molybdenum carbide via controlling particle size and morphology,metal and nonmetal doping and vacancies,etc.The review summarizes recent developments of molybdenum carbide as catalysts in converting biomass into fuel,mainly focused on the preparation methods,the structure-dependent effects and the electronic modulation.The controllable selective cleavage of C-C,C-O and C-H bonds over modified molybdenum carbides that has been demonstrated in the conversion of biomass feedstocks is then highlighted.In addition,the possible deactivation mechanisms of molybdenum carbide are also presented in the review.This review provides systematic and fundamental information for the further design and development of molybdenum carbide for the conversion of biomass resources.
文摘Studies have extensively addressed the development of electrocatalytic technologies for energy storage and conversion,fuel production,and environmental protection.Electrode processes such as different oxidation and reduction reactions play a vital and significant role in these technologies.In this regard,efficient,inexpensive,and stable electrocatalysts capable can significantly promote electrochemical reactions.Unique features of metal–organic frameworks(MOFs)such as their high porosity,tunable structure,size,and pore shape,high surface area,and redox properties have introduced them as an ideal electrocatalyst candidate.This review is thus aimed at elucidating the role of MOF-based materials(pristine,derivatives and composites)as efficient electrocatalysts in energy and sensing-related oxidation and reduction reactions such as oxygen reduction reaction(ORR),hydrogen oxidation reaction(HOR),carbon dioxide reduction reaction(CO_(2)RR),urea oxidation reaction(UOR),alcohol oxidation reaction(AOR),nitrogen reduction reaction(NRR),and glucose oxidation reaction(GOR)in advanced energy and sensing devices.Also,the structure–property relationship of the electrocatalyst was elaborated for each electrocatalytic reaction.Finally,perspectives on the potential research topics for practical use of MOF-based electrocatalysts are addressed.The present review can improve the interest in MOF-based electrocatalysts to study different oxidation and reduction reactions in energy and sensing systems.
