Photoelectrochemical CO_(2)reduction to multi-carbon products fuels remains challenged by inefficient C–C coupling and competing proton reduction reaction.Herein,we designed a cationic covalent organic framework(COF+...Photoelectrochemical CO_(2)reduction to multi-carbon products fuels remains challenged by inefficient C–C coupling and competing proton reduction reaction.Herein,we designed a cationic covalent organic framework(COF+)to create an electrostatic microenvironment that synergizes with CuPt alloy nanoparticles for selective ethylene/ethane production.By spatially decoupling CO_(2)enrichment from proton exclusion,the COF^(+)/CuPt interface simultaneously facilitates CO_(2)accessibility while impeding H+migration,suppressing the hydrogen evolution reaction(HER).This unique microenvironment stabilizes key anionic intermediates(*COO^(−),*OCCO^(−))and promotes*CO dimerization,steering electron transfer toward C–C coupling.The optimized system achieves a record-high Faradaic efficiency of 51.5%±5.3%for ethane and 10.6%±2.5%for ethylene with a total C2+yield exceeding 62%at−0.25 V vs.RHE and high stability(>300 min),representing the highest performance for photoelectrochemical CO_(2)reduction to ethane.The combined analyses of in situ spectroscopy and theoretical calculations reveal that electrostatic field effects lower the energy barrier for*OCCO formation while accelerating hydrogenation kinetics.Therefore,this work demonstrates that microenvironment modification of the active site by cationic covalent organic framework is a versatile strategy for solar-driven CO_(2)conversion into value-added hydrocarbons.展开更多
Methanol,a crucial C1 intermediate,bridges traditional fossil-based chemical processes with emerging sustainable catalytic technologies by serving as both a versatile hydrogenation product from CO/CO_(2)and an active ...Methanol,a crucial C1 intermediate,bridges traditional fossil-based chemical processes with emerging sustainable catalytic technologies by serving as both a versatile hydrogenation product from CO/CO_(2)and an active intermediate for hydrocarbon synthesis.Despite significant progress in methanol-to-hydrocarbon(MTH)conversion,a comprehensive understanding of reaction mechanisms remains essential to enhance catalyst design and industrial applicability.This review critically synthesizes recent advances in mechanistic insights related to methanol conversion and methanol-mediated catalytic processes.Firstly,we systematically outline key reaction pathways involved in initial carbon–carbon(C–C)bond formation through direct and indirect mechanisms,emphasizing significant breakthroughs from spectroscopic analyses and theoretical calculations.Subsequently,we highlight the autocatalytic characteristics and dual-cycle mechanisms underlying MTH processes,critically evaluating the roles of zeolite structures,pore sizes,topology,and acidity in governing product selectivity and catalyst stability.Additionally,we discuss cutting-edge developments in tandem catalytic systems employing methanol as a pivotal intermediate for CO_(x)hydrogenation,emphasizing the transferable mechanistic principles and catalytic insights.Finally,we identify future research directions,including elucidating precise hydrocarbon pool(HCP)intermediates,optimizing zeolite structures through computational-guided design,and developing robust catalytic systems leveraging advanced characterization methods and artificial intelligence.By integrating multidisciplinary approaches from catalytic science,materials engineering,and reaction engineering,this review provides actionable guidance towards rational design and optimization of advanced catalytic systems for efficient methanol conversion processes.展开更多
Electroreduction of CO_(2) into CH_(4) under acidic conditions is a promising strategy for CO_(2) utilization,which allows for high CO_(2) conversion efficiency.However,the selectivity of CH_(4) is low because the hyd...Electroreduction of CO_(2) into CH_(4) under acidic conditions is a promising strategy for CO_(2) utilization,which allows for high CO_(2) conversion efficiency.However,the selectivity of CH_(4) is low because the hydrogen evolution reaction is enhanced under acidic conditions.Here,we report that the CO_(2) can be efficiently reduced into CH_(4) over a Cu catalyst by modifying with a glutamic acid molecule under acidic conditions.The CH_(4) Faradaic efficiency can reach 62.9% with a current density of 450 mA cm^(-2).Meanwhile,a single-pass carbon efficiency of 48.1% toward CH_(4) is achieved.Experiments revealed that the glutamic acid molecule can enhance the concentration of Kt on the surface of Cu,which can suppress the HER and promote CO_(2) reduction,resulting in high selectivity of CH_(4) under acidic conditions.展开更多
基金financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52273187)the Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation(2022A1515110372,2023A1515011306,2023A1515240077)+1 种基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2022YFA1502900)the Guangdong-Hong Kong Joint Laboratory for Preparation and Application of Ordered Structural Materials of Guangdong Province(2023B1212120011).
文摘Photoelectrochemical CO_(2)reduction to multi-carbon products fuels remains challenged by inefficient C–C coupling and competing proton reduction reaction.Herein,we designed a cationic covalent organic framework(COF+)to create an electrostatic microenvironment that synergizes with CuPt alloy nanoparticles for selective ethylene/ethane production.By spatially decoupling CO_(2)enrichment from proton exclusion,the COF^(+)/CuPt interface simultaneously facilitates CO_(2)accessibility while impeding H+migration,suppressing the hydrogen evolution reaction(HER).This unique microenvironment stabilizes key anionic intermediates(*COO^(−),*OCCO^(−))and promotes*CO dimerization,steering electron transfer toward C–C coupling.The optimized system achieves a record-high Faradaic efficiency of 51.5%±5.3%for ethane and 10.6%±2.5%for ethylene with a total C2+yield exceeding 62%at−0.25 V vs.RHE and high stability(>300 min),representing the highest performance for photoelectrochemical CO_(2)reduction to ethane.The combined analyses of in situ spectroscopy and theoretical calculations reveal that electrostatic field effects lower the energy barrier for*OCCO formation while accelerating hydrogenation kinetics.Therefore,this work demonstrates that microenvironment modification of the active site by cationic covalent organic framework is a versatile strategy for solar-driven CO_(2)conversion into value-added hydrocarbons.
基金the Inner Mongolia Natural Science Foundation(2023ZD05,2025JQ028,2025MS02001)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22278238,22238004)+3 种基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2024YFE0211400)the Major Science and Technology Program of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region(20212120326)the“Elite Talents Revitalize Inner Mongolia”Initiative–Tier-1 Talent Team(202410)the Ordos Science and Technology Breakthrough(JBGS2024003),and Ordos Laboratory for their financial support.
文摘Methanol,a crucial C1 intermediate,bridges traditional fossil-based chemical processes with emerging sustainable catalytic technologies by serving as both a versatile hydrogenation product from CO/CO_(2)and an active intermediate for hydrocarbon synthesis.Despite significant progress in methanol-to-hydrocarbon(MTH)conversion,a comprehensive understanding of reaction mechanisms remains essential to enhance catalyst design and industrial applicability.This review critically synthesizes recent advances in mechanistic insights related to methanol conversion and methanol-mediated catalytic processes.Firstly,we systematically outline key reaction pathways involved in initial carbon–carbon(C–C)bond formation through direct and indirect mechanisms,emphasizing significant breakthroughs from spectroscopic analyses and theoretical calculations.Subsequently,we highlight the autocatalytic characteristics and dual-cycle mechanisms underlying MTH processes,critically evaluating the roles of zeolite structures,pore sizes,topology,and acidity in governing product selectivity and catalyst stability.Additionally,we discuss cutting-edge developments in tandem catalytic systems employing methanol as a pivotal intermediate for CO_(x)hydrogenation,emphasizing the transferable mechanistic principles and catalytic insights.Finally,we identify future research directions,including elucidating precise hydrocarbon pool(HCP)intermediates,optimizing zeolite structures through computational-guided design,and developing robust catalytic systems leveraging advanced characterization methods and artificial intelligence.By integrating multidisciplinary approaches from catalytic science,materials engineering,and reaction engineering,this review provides actionable guidance towards rational design and optimization of advanced catalytic systems for efficient methanol conversion processes.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2020YFA0710201)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation Funded Project(2021M701211)+1 种基金Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,“Island Atmosphere and Ecology”Category Ⅳ Peak Discipline(No.QN202505)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22293015,22121002).
文摘Electroreduction of CO_(2) into CH_(4) under acidic conditions is a promising strategy for CO_(2) utilization,which allows for high CO_(2) conversion efficiency.However,the selectivity of CH_(4) is low because the hydrogen evolution reaction is enhanced under acidic conditions.Here,we report that the CO_(2) can be efficiently reduced into CH_(4) over a Cu catalyst by modifying with a glutamic acid molecule under acidic conditions.The CH_(4) Faradaic efficiency can reach 62.9% with a current density of 450 mA cm^(-2).Meanwhile,a single-pass carbon efficiency of 48.1% toward CH_(4) is achieved.Experiments revealed that the glutamic acid molecule can enhance the concentration of Kt on the surface of Cu,which can suppress the HER and promote CO_(2) reduction,resulting in high selectivity of CH_(4) under acidic conditions.
