Facile four-electrode electrolytic synthesis of defective PtPd/graphene with low Pt content for hydrogen evolution reaction and ethanol oxidation reaction
“…36 However, the ZIF-8@rGO current density increases compared to the pristine ZIF-8 owing to the ability of electron transfer, high conductivity, and large surface area of the rGO which enable the reactants to reach the ZnO species in the enclosed structure of ZIF leading to the oxidation of ethanol. 93 Hence, the CV curves (Fig. 5a and S5a †) show a forward scan anodic peak at +0.32 V due to the reaction of Zn(II) ions with OH − to produce Zn(OH) 2 followed by a small current peak (2) at +0.49 V owing to the oxidation of the Zn(OH) 2 (Zn 2+ ) to ZnOOH (Zn 3+ ) according to eqn ( 5) and ( 6).…”
Ethanol electrooxidation is an important reaction for fuel cells, however, the major obstacle to ethanol electrocatalysis is the splitting of the carbon–carbon bond to CO2 at lower overpotentials.
“…36 However, the ZIF-8@rGO current density increases compared to the pristine ZIF-8 owing to the ability of electron transfer, high conductivity, and large surface area of the rGO which enable the reactants to reach the ZnO species in the enclosed structure of ZIF leading to the oxidation of ethanol. 93 Hence, the CV curves (Fig. 5a and S5a †) show a forward scan anodic peak at +0.32 V due to the reaction of Zn(II) ions with OH − to produce Zn(OH) 2 followed by a small current peak (2) at +0.49 V owing to the oxidation of the Zn(OH) 2 (Zn 2+ ) to ZnOOH (Zn 3+ ) according to eqn ( 5) and ( 6).…”
Ethanol electrooxidation is an important reaction for fuel cells, however, the major obstacle to ethanol electrocatalysis is the splitting of the carbon–carbon bond to CO2 at lower overpotentials.
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