Interfacial Microenvironment and Catalyst Modulation for Efficient Hydrogen Peroxide Synthesis via Mimicking Oxidase Catalysis

Key Points

• Efficient hydrogen peroxide synthesis can be achieved through two-electron oxygen reduction reaction.
• Nanocatalysts mimicking oxidase catalysis operate under mild conditions without needing light or electricity.
• This approach offers a promising method for producing hydrogen peroxide with potential applications in various fields.
• Modulating the interfacial microenvironment enhances the performance of these catalysts significantly.