2023
DOI: 10.1002/cctc.202300576
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Enhancing CO2 Reduction Efficiency on Cobalt Phthalocyanine via Axial Ligation

Hongxing Kang,
Aaliyah Staples‐West,
Audrey Washington
et al.

Abstract: Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide (CO 2 RR) to valueadded products is a promising strategy to alleviate the greenhouse gas effect. Molecular catalysts, such as cobalt (II) phthalocyanine (CoPc), are known to be efficient electrocatalysts that are capable of converting CO 2 into carbon monoxide (CO). Herein, we report an axial modification strategy to enhance CoPc's CO 2 RR performance. After coordinating with axial ligands, the electron density of Co was depleted via πbackbonding. This π-backbonding … Show more

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“…The blue shift in the Q-band is associated with the decreasing electron density of the cobalt center due to the donation from the d-orbitals of Co to a π* orbital of PANI. 42 Additionally, common broad charge-transfer (CT) bands at 619 nm in the electronic spectra of free PANI and its conjugate were found close to the CT-band at 610 nm of the CoPc-fur. The PANI bands between 320 and 390 nm are due to π–π* electrical transitions (benzenoid segments) associated with the structural units of PANI chains.…”
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confidence: 96%
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“…The blue shift in the Q-band is associated with the decreasing electron density of the cobalt center due to the donation from the d-orbitals of Co to a π* orbital of PANI. 42 Additionally, common broad charge-transfer (CT) bands at 619 nm in the electronic spectra of free PANI and its conjugate were found close to the CT-band at 610 nm of the CoPc-fur. The PANI bands between 320 and 390 nm are due to π–π* electrical transitions (benzenoid segments) associated with the structural units of PANI chains.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The combination of PANI and CoPc-fur resulted in a blue shift in the CoPc Q-band and a red shift in its Soret band. The blue shift in the Q-band is associated with the decreasing electron density of the cobalt center due to the donation from the d-orbitals of Co to a π* orbital of PANI . Additionally, common broad charge-transfer (CT) bands at 619 nm in the electronic spectra of free PANI and its conjugate were found close to the CT-band at 610 nm of the CoPc-fur.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Based on this finding, we conclude that solvent-ligated CoPc is present in the hybrid electrodes, despite rigorous drying. Axial ligation has been found to influence the redox properties of metallophthalocyanines, as well as the CO 2 reduction activity and mechanism of CoPc, though this has only been explored for pyridine-like donor ligands and not the solvents used in this work.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…CoPc, a molecular catalyst selective for CO production from CO 2 electrolysis, was first used as a model catalyst. To improve the dispersion and electric conductivity of CoPc molecules, commercial CoPc powder was mixed with carbon black nanoparticles to form a catalyst ink for preparing a bare CoPc gas diffusion electrode.…”
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