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Novel Non-Precious Metal Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Electrode Reactions
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Research on alternative energy harvesting technologies, conversion and storage systems with high efficiency, cost-effective and environmentally friendly systems, such as fuel cells, rechargeable metal-air batteries, unitized regenerative cells, and water electrolyzers has been stimulated by the global demand on energy. The conversion between oxygen and water plays a key step in the development of oxygen electrodes: oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) and oxygen evolution reaction (OER), processes activated mostly by precious metals, like platinum. Their scarcity, their prohibitive cost, and declining activity greatly hamper large-scale applications. This issue reports on novel non-precious metal electrocatalysts based on the innovative design in chemical compositions, structure, and morphology, and supports for the oxygen reaction.
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- alkaline
- bacterial cellulose/poly(methylene blue) hybrids
- binary nitrogen precursors
- Co-bpdc
- Co-bpdc/MWCNTs composites
- cobalt and nitrogen co-doped
- cobalt-based electrocatalysts
- electrocatalysis
- electrocatalyst
- electrophilic Ni3+ and O?
- Fe-N-C catalyst
- Fuel cells
- g-C3N4
- graphene-carbon nanotube aerogel
- heteroatom doping
- hydrogen evolution reaction
- layered double hydroxide
- manganese dioxide
- mesoporous NiO
- metal-free catalysts
- metal–organic framework
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- nanocarbon
- nitrogen sulfur co-doped carbon nanofibers
- non-precious metal
- non-precious metal catalyst
- nucleophilic attack
- oxygen evolution reaction
- oxygen reduction reaction
- silver bismuthate
- three-dimensional
- water splitting
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03921-541-6Editions
