2022
DOI: 10.1002/celc.202200909
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Noble Metal‐Free CoSx/NiSx Heterojunction for Photo‐Assisted Methanol Electrooxidation

Abstract: Designing noble metal‐free anode catalysts for photo‐assisted direct methanol fuels cells still remains a significant challenge. In this report, CoSx/NiSx heterojunction was prepared by a two‐step method containing room temperature coordination reaction and calcination using L‐cysteine as both organic ligands and sulfur sources. The as‐prepared CoSx/NiSx heterojunction displayed a significant enhancement in the methanol electrocatalytic oxidation activity under the light irradiation by combining their electroc… Show more

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“…The direct participation of copper in the form of an inner-sphere Cu(III) species such as complex I (Fig. 3A), though cannot be completely excluded (26), should be neglectable in the present electrochemical setting (27)(28)(29). The possible involvement of an SN2 process via a triflate intermediate II, similar to those proposed in Jørgensen's study (20), can also be discounted by considering the virtually unchanged reaction outcomes under triflate-free conditions (Fig.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…The direct participation of copper in the form of an inner-sphere Cu(III) species such as complex I (Fig. 3A), though cannot be completely excluded (26), should be neglectable in the present electrochemical setting (27)(28)(29). The possible involvement of an SN2 process via a triflate intermediate II, similar to those proposed in Jørgensen's study (20), can also be discounted by considering the virtually unchanged reaction outcomes under triflate-free conditions (Fig.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…In this regard, more economical and abundant materials constructed from transition metals are emerging as alternative catalysts to noble metal counterparts. 6–8…”
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confidence: 99%