Earth-abundant inorganic electrocatalysts and their nanostructures for energy conversion applications

Matthew S. Faber; Song Jin

doi:10.1039/c4ee01760a

January 1, 2014Energy & Environmental Science

Earth-abundant inorganic electrocatalysts and their nanostructures for energy conversion applications

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Key Points

To review the progress, structural diversity, and ongoing development of earth-abundant inorganic electrocatalysts and their nanostructures for electrochemical energy conversion applications.
Surveyed literature covering diverse material classes of earth-abundant inorganic catalytic compounds.
Evaluated nanoscale architectural strategies aimed at optimizing active surface sites and catalytic efficiency.
Identified promising families of non-precious inorganic materials capable of replacing noble metals in essential electrochemical reactions.
Highlighted nanostructure engineering as a primary mechanism to enhance electron transfer kinetics and durability in energy conversion devices.

Implication

Review surveys earth-abundant inorganic electrocatalysts and nanoscale architectures for energy conversion, highlighting pathways toward sustainable and scalable clean energy technologies.

Abstract

Various classes of earth-abundant inorganic electrocatalysts for energy conversion are surveyed and their recent and ongoing development is discussed.

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Faber et al. (2014) studied this question.

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