Regulating reaction intermediate adsorption via electronic structural engineering of MoN/Co ₄ N for efficient water splitting

Yue Wang; Yaxiao Cui; Xueyi Zhao; Xiaodan Xia; Wenhui Li; Zexing Wu; Yanru Liu; Volodymyr Turkevych; Lei Wang

doi:10.1039/d5qi02574e

January 1, 2026Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers

Regulating reaction intermediate adsorption via electronic structural engineering of MoN/Co ₄ N for efficient water splitting

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This research aims to enhance water splitting efficiency by optimizing the electronic structure of a MoN/Co4N heterostructure.
Synthesized carbon-confined MoN/Co4N heterostructure.
Analyzed electron transfer characteristics and electronic structure optimization.
Assessed hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER) performance.
The MoN/Co4N heterostructure showed enhanced HER and OER performance compared to existing materials.
Optimized electronic structure led to rapid electron transfer, improving efficiency.
Demonstrated potential for high-performance catalysts in energy applications.

Implication

Demonstrates efficient water splitting performance in a carbon-confined heterostructure, indicating potential for advanced energy solutions.

Abstract

The synthesized carbon-confined MoN/Co 4 N heterostructure with abundant interfaces delivers outstanding HER and OER performance due to optimized electronic structure and rapid electron transfer.

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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