Modulation of Hydrogen Transfer Behaviors over Fe/Cu Interfacial Sites for Boosted Electrocatalytic Nitrate Reduction Reaction

Hongxia Luo; Lin Gu; Ziyang Wu; Jun Chen; Jianping Yang

doi:10.1039/d5gc06182b

January 1, 2026Green Chemistry

Modulation of Hydrogen Transfer Behaviors over Fe/Cu Interfacial Sites for Boosted Electrocatalytic Nitrate Reduction Reaction

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This research aims to enhance the efficiency of the nitrate reduction process using Cu-based catalysts by addressing the limitations in hydrogen transfer.
Evaluation of hydrogen transfer behaviors over Fe/Cu interfacial sites
Investigation of electrocatalytic performance using various Cu-based catalysts
Comparison of reaction kinetics under different conditions
Significantly improved hydrogen transfer rates observed over optimized Fe/Cu interfacial sites
Enhanced efficiency of nitric reduction process in testing conditions
Demonstrated feasibility for real-world wastewater treatment applications

Implication

Electrocatalytic nitrate reduction demonstrates improved efficiency in wastewater management, highlighting potential advancements.

Abstract

Electrocatalytic nitrate reduction reaction (NO3RR) over Cu-based catalysts represents an energetically feasible route for treating nitrogenous wastewater. However, its efficiency remains limited by the sluggish dissociation of H2O, which fails...

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