2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.electacta.2024.143998
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Self-assembled monolayer regulates lithium nucleation and growth for stable lithium metal anodes

Shuchen Huang,
Chunfeng Meng,
Haopeng Chen
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“…CQDs offer a high degree of graphitic nature, thereby providing exceptional electrical conductivity and mechanical strength, all of which are critical factors in enhancing catalytic reactions and adsorption processes. , Moreover, CQDs bring diverse physicochemical properties, including good biocompatibility, distinctive optical characteristics, cost-effectiveness, superior electron-transfer ability, and, more importantly, plenty of surface functional groups, such as −OH, −COOH, and −NH 2 , which stimulate heteroatom doping of more active sites, hence setting them apart from conventional carbon materials. , Strategic engineering of CQDs can be tailored to specific morphologies and crystallographic alignments, yielding the creation of exceptionally active catalytic sites. , CQDs can be prepared using a variety of carbon-rich precursors and synthesis methods. , The choice of precursor and method can significantly influence the properties of the resulting CQDs. Hydrothermal and solvothermal methods, microwave-assisted synthesis, pyrolysis, electrochemical synthesis, and laser ablation are some common methods for preparing CQDs. Additionally, through meticulous investigation into the integration of heteroatoms within a CQD structure, researchers have revealed transformative structural modifications that hold significant potential for creating high-performance ORR catalysts . Introducing heteroatoms through doping induces structural defects, redistributes electronic charge density, and alters spin densities in the carbon lattice, profoundly impacting the morphology and electrochemical behavior. , This precise modulation of carbon materials, by incorporating elements like nitrogen (N), fluorine (F), phosphorus (P), sulfur (S), or boron (B), enhances their efficacy in catalyzing ORR. Studies on the structural investigations of CQDs with heteroatom doping remain unexplored, and it is worth exploring for electrochemical applications with more theoretical insight. , The careful selection of heteroatom types based on electronegativity differences and the synthesis steps introducing heteroatoms in CQDs plays a key factor in designing efficient ORR catalysts. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CQDs offer a high degree of graphitic nature, thereby providing exceptional electrical conductivity and mechanical strength, all of which are critical factors in enhancing catalytic reactions and adsorption processes. , Moreover, CQDs bring diverse physicochemical properties, including good biocompatibility, distinctive optical characteristics, cost-effectiveness, superior electron-transfer ability, and, more importantly, plenty of surface functional groups, such as −OH, −COOH, and −NH 2 , which stimulate heteroatom doping of more active sites, hence setting them apart from conventional carbon materials. , Strategic engineering of CQDs can be tailored to specific morphologies and crystallographic alignments, yielding the creation of exceptionally active catalytic sites. , CQDs can be prepared using a variety of carbon-rich precursors and synthesis methods. , The choice of precursor and method can significantly influence the properties of the resulting CQDs. Hydrothermal and solvothermal methods, microwave-assisted synthesis, pyrolysis, electrochemical synthesis, and laser ablation are some common methods for preparing CQDs. Additionally, through meticulous investigation into the integration of heteroatoms within a CQD structure, researchers have revealed transformative structural modifications that hold significant potential for creating high-performance ORR catalysts . Introducing heteroatoms through doping induces structural defects, redistributes electronic charge density, and alters spin densities in the carbon lattice, profoundly impacting the morphology and electrochemical behavior. , This precise modulation of carbon materials, by incorporating elements like nitrogen (N), fluorine (F), phosphorus (P), sulfur (S), or boron (B), enhances their efficacy in catalyzing ORR. Studies on the structural investigations of CQDs with heteroatom doping remain unexplored, and it is worth exploring for electrochemical applications with more theoretical insight. , The careful selection of heteroatom types based on electronegativity differences and the synthesis steps introducing heteroatoms in CQDs plays a key factor in designing efficient ORR catalysts. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%