PdNi nanosheets with coordinated d-d orbitals for efficient ethanol electrooxidation via the C2 pathway

Guanjun Chen; Zheming Huang; Yichu Lei; Kaiwen Yang; Jiayi Yang; Long Chen; Tong Wang; Shuhan Yang; Haibo Yang

doi:10.1039/d6ta01507g

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

PdNi nanosheets with coordinated d-d orbitals for efficient ethanol electrooxidation via the C2 pathway

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The aim is to enhance ethanol electrooxidation efficiency via the C2 pathway using PdNi nanosheets.
Utilized PdNi nanosheets with coordinated d-d orbitals as catalysts.
Investigated the adsorption properties associated with ethanol electro-oxidation.
Analyzed the electrochemical performance of catalysts in various conditions.
PdNi nanosheets exhibited improved electrooxidation performance compared to traditional catalysts.
Significant hydrogen production was achieved alongside acetate generation.
Optimized adsorption properties led to a more favorable reaction pathway.

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Demonstrates efficient ethanol electrooxidation in nanosheet catalysts, suggesting a pathway for sustainable acetate production.

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The ethanol electro-oxidation reaction (EOR) via the C2 route holds huge potential for the green production of high value-added acetate, as well as ethanol-boosted hydrogen production. However, inappropriate adsorption of...

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