Fe-functionalised N-doped Ti ₃ C ₂ T z MXene for the alkaline oxygen reduction reaction

Luc Bouscarrat; Alex Scrimshire; Paul A. Bingham; Gaurav Gupta; Richard Dawson; Nuno Bimbo

doi:10.1039/d5ya00371g

January 1, 2026Energy AdvancesOpen Access

Fe-functionalised N-doped Ti ₃ C ₂ T z MXene for the alkaline oxygen reduction reaction

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This research aims to explore the catalytic performance of Fe-functionalised N-doped Ti3C2Tz MXene for alkaline oxygen reduction reactions.
Synthesis of Fe-functionalised N-doped Ti3C2Tz MXene
Evaluation of catalytic properties in alkaline conditions
Characterization of material properties via spectroscopy and microscopy
Fe-functionalisation significantly improves catalytic activity compared to unmodified MXene
Demonstrated potential for lower costs in fuel cell technologies
Highlights the feasibility of using non-expensive metals for effective energy solutions

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Research demonstrates enhanced catalytic activity for oxygen reduction in alkaline fuel cells, suggesting a cost-effective approach for clean energy.

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Alkaline fuel cells are promising technologies to decarbonise current energy systems. One of the main advantages they present is that non-expensive metals can be used as catalysts, reducing overall manufacturing...

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