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Ceria-driven synergistic nourishment of polarized silver overcoming the trade-off between faradaic efficiency and current density for CO_(2) electroreduction to CO

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摘要 Although the potential of microenvironment modulation to enhance electricity-driven CO_(2)reduction has been recognized,substantial challenges remain,particularly in effectively integrating multiple favorable microenvironments.Herein,we synthesize CeO_(2)with abundant oxygen vacancies to effectively disperse and anchor small-sized Ag_(2)O nanoparticles(Ag_(2)O/Vo-CeO_(2)).Vo-CeO_(2)acts as a multifunctional modulator,regulating both the reaction microenvironment and the electronic structure of Ag sites,thereby boosting CO_(2)reduction(CO_(2)RR)efficiency.Its strong CO_(2)adsorption and H_(2)O dissociation capabilities facilitate the supply of CO_(2)and active^(*)H species to Ag sites.The electron-withdrawing effect of VoCeO_(2)induces polarization at interfacial Ag sites,generating Agd+species that enhance CO_(2)affinity and activation.Moreover,the electronic coupling between Vo-CeO_(2)and Ag upshifts the d-band center of Ag,optimizing COOH binding and lowering the thermodynamic barrier of the potential-determining step.Ag_(2)O/Vo-CeO_(2)delivers a consistently high Faraday efficiency(FE)of over 99% for CO production even at industrially current density(up to 365 mA cm^(-2)herein),and the operational potential window spans an astonishing 1700 m V(FE>95%).The unprecedented activity,which overcomes the trade-off between the selectivity and current density for CO_(2)RR,outperforms state-of-the-art Ag-based catalysts reported to date.These findings offer a promising pathway to develop robust CO_(2)RR catalysts and present an engineering strategy for constructing the optimal microenvironment of active sites via the synergistic effects of multifunctional modulation.
出处 《Journal of Energy Chemistry》 2025年第10期590-601,共12页 能源化学(英文版)
基金 the support of this research by the Nat ional Natural Science Foundation of China(22179035) the Hei-longjiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation Joint Fund Cultivation Project(PL2024B012) the Fundamental Research Funds for the Universities of Heilongjiang Province(2023-KYYWF-1440)。
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