Rational engineering WO3-X/CNTs@carbon fiber membrane for the high-efficient produce H2O2 via electrochemical two-electron water oxidation route

Ge, Lei; Ding, Yingjie; Zhu, Chaoyang; Xu, Zezhong; Lu, Hongdian; Hu, Kunhong; Chen, Ping; Xie, Jinsong

doi:10.1016/j.diamond.2024.110969

Diamond and Related Materials

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.diamond.2024.110969

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Rational engineering WO3-X/CNTs@carbon fiber membrane for the high-efficient produce H2O2 via electrochemical two-electron water oxidation route

Lei Ge,

Yingjie Ding,

Chaoyang Zhu

et al.

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Advances in Two‐Electron Water Oxidation Reaction for Hydrogen Peroxide Production: Catalyst Design and Interface Engineering

Cao,

Chen,

Yan

et al. 2024

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Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is a versatile and zero‐emission material that is widely used in the industrial, domestic, and healthcare sectors. It is clear that it plays a critical role in advancing environmental sustainability, acting as a green energy source, and protecting human health. Conventional production techniques focused on anthraquinone oxidation, however, electrocatalytic synthesis has arisen as a means of utilizing renewable energy sources in conjunction with available resources like oxygen and water. These strides represent a substantial change toward more environmentally and energy‐friendly H2O2 manufacturing techniques that are in line with current environmental and energy goals. This work reviews recent advances in two‐electron water oxidation reaction (2e‐WOR) electrocatalysts, including design principles and reaction mechanisms, examines catalyst design alternatives and experimental characterization techniques, proposes standardized assessment criteria, investigates the impact of the interfacial milieu on the reaction, and discusses the value of in situ characterization and molecular dynamics simulations as a supplement to traditional experimental techniques and theoretical simulations, as shown in Figure 1. The review also emphasizes the importance of device design, interface, and surface engineering in improving the production of H2O2. Through adjustments to the chemical microenvironment, catalysts can demonstrate improved performance, opening the door for commercial applications that are scalable through tandem cell development.

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Advances in Two‐Electron Water Oxidation Reaction for Hydrogen Peroxide Production: Catalyst Design and Interface Engineering

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Chen,

Yan

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Rational engineering WO3-X/CNTs@carbon fiber membrane for the high-efficient produce H2O2 via electrochemical two-electron water oxidation route

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Advances in Two‐Electron Water Oxidation Reaction for Hydrogen Peroxide Production: Catalyst Design and Interface Engineering

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