Accelerated electrocatalytic urea synthesis via atomic-ordering-mediated d-p orbital hybridization in ternary intermetallic Pd3Bi0.5In0.5 metallene

You Xu; Yufeng Yuan; Jiangwei Xie; Yunju Li; Kai Deng; Ziqiang Wang; Hongjie Yu; Liang Wang; Hongjing Wang

doi:10.1039/d5cc04742k

January 1, 2025Chemical Communications

Accelerated electrocatalytic urea synthesis via atomic-ordering-mediated d-p orbital hybridization in ternary intermetallic Pd3Bi0.5In0.5 metallene

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The catalyst significantly enhances urea production from CO2, achieving up to 38.8%.
Utilizing the unique properties of Pd3Bi0.5In0.5, the study suggests an efficient approach for urea synthesis.
Synthesis of the intermetallic complex was achieved through a one-pot solvothermal method, demonstrating new potential in catalysis.
This research may enable a more sustainable method for urea production, addressing environmental concerns related to CO2 emissions.

Implication

Experimental analysis indicates accelerated urea production through Pd3Bi0.5In0.5 metallene, suggesting efficient CO2 utilization.

Abstract

A ternary intermetallic metallene (i-Pd3Bi0.5In0.5ene) was synthesized via a one-pot solvothermal method and employed to promote the electrochemical synthesis of urea from CO2 and NO3- . The catalyst achieves 38.8%...

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Accelerated electrocatalytic urea synthesis via atomic-ordering-mediated d-p orbital hybridization in ternary intermetallic Pd3Bi0.5In0.5 metallene

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Accelerated electrocatalytic urea synthesis via atomic-ordering-mediated d-p orbital hybridization in ternary intermetallic Pd3Bi0.5In0.5 metallene

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