Catalytic performance of copper and ruthenium loaded on N-doped modified PBZ-derived carbons for CO2 hydrogenation

Research Advances on Nitrogen-Doped Carbon Materials in COx Hydrogenation

“…However, with the further increase in the nitrogen-doping carbon materials, the Cu sites could be covered, making the Cu reduction more difficult. Donphai et al [131] used PBZ-derived C materials and doped them with different N sources (i.e., ammonia, urea, and arginine). Among the three N sources, arginine led to a decrease in the pore structure and specific surface area of the catalyst, which was not favorable for the loading of active components.…”

Exploration of the structural, vibrational, electronic, mechanical and thermal properties of Ru4Al3B2 and Ru9Al3B8: a DFT study

“…The unique properties of ruthenium-based compounds make them attractive for a wide range of applications such as catalysis, electronics, energy storage and conversion, turbines of jet engines, supercapacitors, biomedical sectors like biomedicines, etc. [10][11][12][13][14][15][16] Ru and its complexes are mostly utilized in the measurement of ferritin, calcitonin, cyclosporine, and folate levels in the human body for medical diagnosis. 17 Ru-based compounds have also been used in cancer treatment, as they have been found to be effective at killing cancer cells while leaving healthy cells intact.…”