Factors intervening in oxide and oxide-composite supports on nanocatalysts in the energy conversion

Luis Alberto Estudillo-Wong, Nicolas Alonso-Vante

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Abstract

The stability of the catalytic center has always been the biggest challenge in any reaction of technological interest. For example, precious materials, such as platinum (Pt), are used as electrocatalysts and widely studied in fuel cell systems. Synthesis and design of materials are the most crucial part to undertake for different applications, such as medicine, electronics, energy conversion, remediation, and pharmaceutical. This chapter reviews three support and catalytic center synthesis routes, the physicochemical characterization, the support interaction with the catalytic center, and the theoretical approach that has been done so far. It discusses the surface electrochemical response of oxide-carbon composites, Pt-based, and chalcogenides materials. Oxides and oxide-carbon composite materials are the subjects of much attention in photochemical and photoelectrochemical systems. The chapter discusses the photoelectrochemical behavior of oxide and oxide-carbon compounds.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEnergy Applications
Publisherwiley
Pages1-60
Number of pages60
Volume1-2
ISBN (Electronic)9781119772057
ISBN (Print)9781394183517
DOIs
StatePublished - 11 Nov 2022

Keywords

  • Chalcogenides materials
  • Electrocatalysts
  • Electrochemical response
  • Energy conversion
  • Fuel cell systems
  • Oxide-carbon composite materials
  • Photoelectrochemical behavior
  • Physicochemical characterization
  • Platinum

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