Engineering pathway control in single-atom catalysis for advanced oxidation and electrooxidation water treatment

Huawen Hu; Jian Huang

doi:10.1039/d6cy00209a

January 1, 2026Catalysis Science & Technology

Engineering pathway control in single-atom catalysis for advanced oxidation and electrooxidation water treatment

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The aim is to examine the role of single-atom catalysts in optimizing water treatment processes.
Review existing literature on single-atom catalysts and their applications in water treatment.
Analyze the coordination microenvironments of carbon-supported SACs.
Evaluate the mechanisms of oxidant activation and its effects on pathway selectivity.
Single-atom catalysts show promise in enhancing oxidant activation efficiency.
Pathway selectivity can be tailored to improve water treatment outcomes.
The engineering of SACs can significantly impact the effectiveness of oxidation processes in purification.

Implication

This review explores how engineered single-atom catalysts enhance water purification, suggesting improved efficiency in treatment methods.

Abstract

Carbon-supported single-atom catalysts (SACs) are emerging as a credible platform for water purification because their coordination microenvironments can be engineered to couple oxidant activation with pathway selectivity. This Review reframes...

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Hu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Engineering pathway control in single-atom catalysis for advanced oxidation and electrooxidation water treatment

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Engineering pathway control in single-atom catalysis for advanced oxidation and electrooxidation water treatment

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