Electronic regulation over Pd nanoparticles: One-pot synthesis of B, N Co-doping MXene-supported Pd catalyst for efficient ethanol oxidation
Multi-element doping support is considered an effective method to improve the electrocatalytic performance of catalysts, but there is a lack of simple and mild methods to prepare catalysts. In this article, dimethylamine borane is used as a heteroatom dopant and a metal-reducing agent at the same ti...
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Published in | Journal of alloys and compounds Vol. 955; p. 170240 |
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Main Authors | , , , , , , , , , , |
Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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Elsevier B.V
10.09.2023
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Summary: | Multi-element doping support is considered an effective method to improve the electrocatalytic performance of catalysts, but there is a lack of simple and mild methods to prepare catalysts. In this article, dimethylamine borane is used as a heteroatom dopant and a metal-reducing agent at the same time, realizing the co-doping of B and N atoms and the deposition of metal Pd on Ti3C2 through a rapid, one-step hydrothermal method. By exploring the electrocatalytic properties of ethanol oxidation, the Pd/DMAB-Ti3C2 exhibits much higher electrochemically active surface areas, ethanol-oxidated current densities, and electrochemical stability than those of the single-doped and undoped catalysts. And the current densities after 350 redox cycles of Pd/DMAB-Ti3C2 can retain 74.6 % of the maximum capacity. Such different properties can be attributed to the synergy of B and N species in the Ti3C2 introduced by dimethylamine borane, which significantly affects the electron transfer and d band center of supported metal Pd, thus facilitating the progress of the EOR along a favorable pathway. This work provides a new insight into synthesizing the high-performance B and N co-doped supported metal catalyst through a rapid one-step synthesis.
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•Our article provides a simple method to one-step synthesis of B, N co-doping MXene Pd catalyst.•Dimethylamine borane is used as a dopant and a reducing agent, realizing the co-doping and the deposition of Pd on Ti3C2.•The synergistic effect of B and N species in the Ti3C2 can regulate the electronic structure of Pd. |
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ISSN: | 0925-8388 1873-4669 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.jallcom.2023.170240 |