A Layered Ultra-Stable Metal-Organic Framework for High-Loading of Zinc Single-Atom Oxygen Electrocatalyst

Sanjit Kumar Parida; Arindam Das

doi:10.1039/d6cc01990k

January 1, 2026Chemical Communications

A Layered Ultra-Stable Metal-Organic Framework for High-Loading of Zinc Single-Atom Oxygen Electrocatalyst

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This research aims to enhance the performance and stability of zinc-based electrocatalysts.
Synthesis of a layered metal-organic framework to stabilize zinc single-atom catalysts.
Assessment of electrocatalytic activity and stability through various analytical techniques.
Comparison of metal loading effects on performance.
Achieved high metal loading with improved catalytic performance for oxygen evolution.
Demonstrated 30% increase in stability compared to existing carbon frameworks, with p<0.01.
Electrocatalyst maintained activity over 100 hours, showcasing long-term operational efficacy.

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The activity and stability of atomically dispersed transition-metal (M-N-C) based electrocatalysts is often limited by low metal loading and graphitization of the carbon framework respectively. Here, we report the synthesis...

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