Ultrasound-assisted synthesis of CuMnO ₂ /CN with cation–π interactions for enhanced ozone decomposition

Shengjuan Shao; Jing Jing; Yunfeng Zhang; Rongqian Meng; Fuming Miao; Weizhou Jiao

doi:10.1039/d6nj00986g

January 1, 2026New Journal of Chemistry

Ultrasound-assisted synthesis of CuMnO ₂ /CN with cation–π interactions for enhanced ozone decomposition

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The aim is to enhance ozone decomposition efficiency using a catalyst synthesized through ultrasound-assisted methods.
Synthesized CuMnO2/CN catalyst using ultrasound for improved dispersion.
Investigated the role of cation–π interactions in facilitating electron transfer during the reaction.
Examined the activation energy for ozone decomposition to evaluate efficiency.
Achieved lower activation energy for ozone decomposition, indicating enhanced efficiency.
Demonstrated significant improvement in catalytic performance with nano-dispersed catalysts.
Showed successful electron transfer due to cation–π interactions, enhancing reaction rates.

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Demonstrates highly efficient ozone decomposition using ultrasound-assisted catalysts, indicating improved environmental applications.

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Ultrasound yields nano-dispersed catalyst of CuMnO 2 /CN;Cation–π interaction drives dynamic electron transfer; Highly efficient ozone decomposition with lower activation energy.

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