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University of Pennsylvania
2024
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2022
Sun Yat-sen University
2020-2021
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As metal-free carbon based catalysts, boron (B)-doped carbonaceous materials have proved to exhibit superior catalytic performance toward nitrogen reduction reaction. However, this strategy of heteroatom doping encounters the synthesis challenges precise control level and homogeneous distribution dopants, in particular, these cannot be utilized electrochemical N2 because poor electrical conductivity. Accordingly, via first-principles calculations, we here predicted two stable two-dimensional...
In this study, the high catalytic reactivity of ruthenium phosphide (RuP2) has been identified by first-principles density functional theory (DFT) calculations for electrocatalytic hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). Complex surface reconstructions are considered applying ab initio grand canonical Monte Carlo (ai-GCMC) algorithm, efficiently providing a sufficient phase-space exploration possible surfaces. Combined with surface-phase Pourbaix diagrams, we able to identify actual surfaces that...