Applications of Interfacial Hydrogen Bond Network in Electrocatalytic Reactions

Honglin Chen; Long Chen; Lei Liu; Xiaoqing Qiu

doi:10.1039/d5cc07300f

January 1, 2026Chemical Communications

Applications of Interfacial Hydrogen Bond Network in Electrocatalytic Reactions

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This research aims to explore how interfacial hydrogen bond networks influence electrocatalytic reactions.
Analyzed the role of interfacial hydrogen bond networks in electrocatalytic processes.
Evaluated the efficiency of proton transport in various catalytic reactions.
Identified key small molecules involved in the conversion reactions.
Improved proton transport efficiency was observed through the use of hydrogen bond networks.
Enhanced catalytic performance for specific small molecule reactions was noted with optimized network structures.
The application of these networks shows promise for advancing sustainable energy solutions.

Implication

Electrocatalytic reactions enhance energy conversion in small molecules, suggesting new methods for sustainability.

Abstract

Electrocatalytic conversion reactions of small molecules are core technologies for achieving sustainable energy conversion and environmental protection. The catalytic performance of these reactions is predominantly constrained by inefficient proton transport...

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Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.

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