Engineering Na–Au δ − Interfaces for Enhancing Selective Methane Hydroxylation With O 2 via Controlled In Situ H 2 O 2 Generation

Key Points

• The research aims to enhance selective methane hydroxylation using engineered interfaces and H2O2 generation.
• Engineering interfaces to optimize electronic microenvironments.
• Activation of methane under mild oxidation conditions.
• In situ generation of H2O2 for controlled reactions.
• Demonstrated effective methane activation using engineered interfaces.
• Achieved selective and controllable oxidation of methane.
• Establishes electronic microenvironment engineering as a viable strategy.