Electron transfer mediated activation of periodate by contaminants to generate 1O2 by charge-confined single-atom catalyst
Nanchang Hangkong University · RMIT University
Abstract
The electron transfer process (ETP) is able to avoid the redox cycling of catalysts by capturing electrons from contaminants directly. However, the ETP usually leads to the formation of oligomers and the reduction of oxidants to anions. Herein, the charge-confined Fe single-atom catalyst (Fe/SCN) with Fe-N3S1 configuration was designed to achieve ETP-mediated contaminant activation of the oxidant by limiting the number of electrons gained by the oxidant to generate 1O2. The Fe/SCN-activate periodate (PI) system shows excellent contaminant degradation performance due to the combination of ETP and 1O2. Experiments and DFT calculations show that the Fe/SCN-PI* complex with strong oxidizing ability triggers the…
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12Topics & keywords
- Catalysis
- Atom (system on chip)
- Periodate
- Charge (physics)
- Electron transfer
- Contamination
- Photochemistry
- Chemistry