Themed collection Journal of Materials Chemistry A Emerging Investigators 2024

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Review Article

Smart three-phase interface heterojunctions for effective photo(electro)catalytic N2 reduction to ammonia

Light-driven three-phase interface catalysts for the production of green ammonia as one of the key future energy carriers for the net-zero carbon landscape.

Graphical abstract: Smart three-phase interface heterojunctions for effective photo(electro)catalytic N2 reduction to ammonia
Review Article

Synthesis and electrocatalytic applications of hybrid nanomaterials containing low-dimensional metals

In this review, recent progress in the synthesis and electrocatalytic applications of hybrid nanomaterials containing low-dimensional metals was outlined and some promising future directions were proposed.

Graphical abstract: Synthesis and electrocatalytic applications of hybrid nanomaterials containing low-dimensional metals
Review Article

Polythiophene and its derivatives for all-polymer solar cells

We review polythiophene and its derivative (PT)-based polymer donors for all-PSCs, focusing on material design, morphology optimization strategies, and the selection and design of polymer acceptors that complement their properties.

Graphical abstract: Polythiophene and its derivatives for all-polymer solar cells
Accepted Manuscript - Review Article

The revival of 4H-cyclopenta[2,1-b:3,4-b']dithiophene (CPDT) driven by low-cost and high-performance nonfused-ring electron acceptors

Open Access Accepted Manuscript - Review Article

Thermoelectrics for Nuclear Fusion Reactors: Opportunities and Challenges

Review Article

Immobilization of metal active centers in reticular framework materials for photocatalytic energy conversion

To enhance the economy and society's sustainability, prioritizing innovative, green energy conversion methods is essential.

Graphical abstract: Immobilization of metal active centers in reticular framework materials for photocatalytic energy conversion
Review Article

Advanced polyanionic cathode materials for aqueous zinc-ion batteries: from crystal structures, reaction mechanisms, design strategies to future perspectives

This review summarizes the latest research progress in polyanionic cathodes for aqueous Zn-ion batteries from the perspectives of crystal structure, reaction mechanism, and design strategy, finally highlights potential challenges and future outlook.

Graphical abstract: Advanced polyanionic cathode materials for aqueous zinc-ion batteries: from crystal structures, reaction mechanisms, design strategies to future perspectives
Review Article

Designing low-strain cathode materials for long-life all-solid-state batteries

This review provides valuable insights and suggestions for future research on designing low-strain cathode materials for long-life and high-energy-density all-solid-state batteries under low external pressure conditions.

Graphical abstract: Designing low-strain cathode materials for long-life all-solid-state batteries
Open Access Accepted Manuscript - Communication

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Communication

Realizing a single-phase reaction and K+/vacancy disordering in P2-K0.56Na0.11Li0.12Ni0.22Mn0.66O2 by lithium substitution for potassium-ion batteries

Through the electrochemical ion-exchange method, P2-K0.56Na0.11Li0.12Ni0.22Mn0.66O2 was successfully synthesized as a high-performance cathode with a single-phase reaction and K+/vacancy disordering for potassium-ion batteries.

Graphical abstract: Realizing a single-phase reaction and K+/vacancy disordering in P2-K0.56Na0.11Li0.12Ni0.22Mn0.66O2 by lithium substitution for potassium-ion batteries
Communication

Bio-inspired sustained entrainment in immiscible liquid–liquid systems for collecting floating oil

Entrainment, where a solid object in a liquid bath moves towards the air phase, is common in industry and daily-life.

Graphical abstract: Bio-inspired sustained entrainment in immiscible liquid–liquid systems for collecting floating oil
Communication

Recognizing chiral amino acids with a dual-optical-response system

Histidine/tryptophan and their enantiomers were stepwise recognized by a dual-optical-response system, responding to fluorescence intensity variation and chiroptical activity regulation.

Graphical abstract: Recognizing chiral amino acids with a dual-optical-response system
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Aluminium Doping to Single-Crystal Nickel-Rich Cathodes: Insights into Electrochemical Degradation and Enhancement

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Electrochemical reduction of nitrate to ammonia on ultra-stable amorphous Co–P electrocatalyst

Electrocatalytic reduction of nitrate (NO3) to ammonia (NH3) is garnering increasing interest due to its potential to reduce CO2 emissions as a substitute for the Haber-Bosch process, while also mitigating NO3 pollution.

Graphical abstract: Electrochemical reduction of nitrate to ammonia on ultra-stable amorphous Co–P electrocatalyst
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Tungstic acid integrated metal–organic frameworks for efficient oxygen evolution reaction

Mimicking the isolated and encapsulated active manganese sites within proteins in nature through the integration of NiFe sites and tungstic acid nanoparticles in an ordered open framework in an isolated manner.

Graphical abstract: Tungstic acid integrated metal–organic frameworks for efficient oxygen evolution reaction
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Regulating catalytic kinetics in nanoclimbing-wall-like NiO/NiCoP hybrids for enhanced overall water splitting

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

In situ growth of active catalytic layer on the commercial stainless steel via a hydrothermal-assisted corrosion process for efficient oxygen evolution reaction

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Chiromagnetic Co(OH)2 nanoparticles with high asymmetry for electrochemical recognition and detection of ascorbic acid enantiomers

Chiromagnetic Co(OH)2 nanoparticles with tunable asymmetry g-factors achieve AA chiral recognition and nM-level concentration detection.

Graphical abstract: Chiromagnetic Co(OH)2 nanoparticles with high asymmetry for electrochemical recognition and detection of ascorbic acid enantiomers
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Preparation of meso-porous aromatic frameworks for rapid ion extraction from high salt and corrosion environments

Silica nanoparticles were adopted as a template to synthesize mesoporous aromatic frameworks (meso-PAFs). They provide large channels for the transportation of uranyl ions, which give an adsorption capacity of 12.4 mg g−1 in 20 days from seawater.

Graphical abstract: Preparation of meso-porous aromatic frameworks for rapid ion extraction from high salt and corrosion environments
Open Access Paper

Beyond molecular structure: critically assessing machine learning for designing organic photovoltaic materials and devices

We assess state of machine learning for organic photovoltaic devices and data availability within the field, discuss best practices in representations and model selection, and release a comprehensive dataset of devices and fabrication conditions.

Graphical abstract: Beyond molecular structure: critically assessing machine learning for designing organic photovoltaic materials and devices
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Hydrogen-mediated acid-base transformation of Ni supported Mo5N6 for hydrogenative rearrangement of furfural derivatives

The hydrogenative rearrangement of bioderived furfural derivatives to various cyclopentanone derivatives is vital for synthesizing fine chemicals but challenging owing to the complex cascade reaction network.

Graphical abstract: Hydrogen-mediated acid-base transformation of Ni supported Mo5N6 for hydrogenative rearrangement of furfural derivatives
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Synergistically coupling CoS/FeS2 heterojunction nanosheets on a MXene via a dual molten salt etching strategy for efficient oxygen evolution reaction

CoS/FeS2 heterojunction nanosheets on a MXene with excellent electrocatalytic OER performance are realized by a dual molten salt etching strategy.

Graphical abstract: Synergistically coupling CoS/FeS2 heterojunction nanosheets on a MXene via a dual molten salt etching strategy for efficient oxygen evolution reaction
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Constructing a robust artificial solid electrolyte interphase with a metal–organic framework for a stable Li metal anode

The metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) coating layer can promote homogeneous Li deposition.

Graphical abstract: Constructing a robust artificial solid electrolyte interphase with a metal–organic framework for a stable Li metal anode
From the themed collection: Journal of Materials Chemistry A HOT Papers
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Semiconductor-cluster-loaded ionic covalent organic nanosheets with enhanced photocatalytic reduction reactivity of nitroarenes

A composite catalyst, developed by electrostatic self-assembly of anionic semiconductor clusters onto 2D cationic CONs, boosts photocatalytic selective nitroarene reduction through a strong internal electric field and the II-scheme mechanism.

Graphical abstract: Semiconductor-cluster-loaded ionic covalent organic nanosheets with enhanced photocatalytic reduction reactivity of nitroarenes
From the themed collection: Journal of Materials Chemistry A HOT Papers
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Boosting oxygen activation by CoP/carbon nitride photocatalyst in low-concentration H2S oxidation

The introduction of CoP could efficiently facilitate the electron transfer from CN towards O2 and enrich the production of ·O2, which was indispensable in photocatalytic H2S oxidation.

Graphical abstract: Boosting oxygen activation by CoP/carbon nitride photocatalyst in low-concentration H2S oxidation
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Thermal Properties and Lattice Anharmonicity of Li-ion Conducting Garnet Solid Electrolyte Li6.5La3Zr1.5Ta0.5O12

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

A recrystallized organic cathode with high electrical conductivity for fast sodium-ion storage

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A steric hindrance-driven amorphization strategy on MOF/COF for boosting CO2 separation in mixed matrix membranes

The amorphous MOF/COF exposed Lewis basic sites and open metal sites in MMMs, improving the CO2/CH4 separation performance.

Graphical abstract: A steric hindrance-driven amorphization strategy on MOF/COF for boosting CO2 separation in mixed matrix membranes
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Ligand-regulated Ni-based coordination compounds to promote self-reconstruction for improved oxygen evolution reaction

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Diluent-mediated interfacial reactions in localized-high-concentration electrolytes for fast-charging lithium-ion batteries

The “marionette” effect of various diluents in localized-high-concentration electrolytes subtly controls solvent and additive interactions and refines interfacial chemistry for enhancing Li-ion battery performance, particularly in extreme conditions.

Graphical abstract: Diluent-mediated interfacial reactions in localized-high-concentration electrolytes for fast-charging lithium-ion batteries
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Wrinkled Ir-MnOx nanospheres as pH-universal electrocatalysts for oxygen evolution reaction

Wrinkled Ir-doped manganese oxide (Ir-MnOx) nanospheres have been prepared via a facile metal–organic framework-directed strategy as pH-universal OER electrocatalysts.

Graphical abstract: Wrinkled Ir-MnOx nanospheres as pH-universal electrocatalysts for oxygen evolution reaction
From the themed collection: Journal of Materials Chemistry A HOT Papers
Open Access Paper

Harnessing a Ti-based MOF for selective adsorption and visible-light-driven water remediation

This study demonstrates the potential of a novel 2D-SBU COK-47-Ti MOF for visible-light-driven wastewater treatment through selective adsorption and photodegradation and shows its excellent performance superior to that of TiO2 and MIL-125-Ti.

Graphical abstract: Harnessing a Ti-based MOF for selective adsorption and visible-light-driven water remediation
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Amino acid salt induced PbI2 crystal orientation optimization for high-efficiency perovskite solar cells with long-term stability

By introducing potassium L-glutamate, residual PbI2 at the buried perovskite interface is eliminated, leading to enhanced photoelectric performance in perovskite solar cells.

Graphical abstract: Amino acid salt induced PbI2 crystal orientation optimization for high-efficiency perovskite solar cells with long-term stability
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Amphiphilic Janus patch-grafted hydrogels for salt-rejecting solar water desalination

The wettability of Janus hydrogel could be precisely regulated via modulating the amphiphilic Janus patch size and surface coverage to develop an excellent evaporator with a superior solar evaporation rate and salt ion rejection ratio.

Graphical abstract: Amphiphilic Janus patch-grafted hydrogels for salt-rejecting solar water desalination
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Designing atomic Ni/Cu pairs on a reactive BiOCl surface for efficient photo-chemical HCO3-to-CO conversion

Atomically dispersed Ni/Cu pairs on a BiOCl substrate were fabricated by a solvothermal method. The optimal sample (Ni1/Cu1-BOC) exhibited superior HCO3R activity and CO selectivity, due to efficient charge transfer and HCO3 protonation.

Graphical abstract: Designing atomic Ni/Cu pairs on a reactive BiOCl surface for efficient photo-chemical HCO3−-to-CO conversion
From the themed collection: Journal of Materials Chemistry A HOT Papers
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Direct visualisation of metal–defect cooperative catalysis in a Ru-doped defective MOF-808

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Fluoride Frameworks as Potential Calcium Battery Cathodes

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Facile synthesis of Fe3C/rGO via an in situ assembly route as an effective cocatalyst of Pt toward methanol electrooxidation

In this paper, the Pt–Fe3C/rGO catalyst is synthesized by an in situ assembly strategy. The strong interaction between Fe3C and Pt is favorable for boosting the methanol electrooxidation activity, CO anti-poisoning ability and remarkable stability.

Graphical abstract: Facile synthesis of Fe3C/rGO via an in situ assembly route as an effective cocatalyst of Pt toward methanol electrooxidation
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

A multi-functional electrolyte additive for fast-charging and flame-retardant lithium-ion batteries

Open Access Paper

Designing rock salt phase enriched surface in Mn-based partially disordered spinel cathode materials for mitigating degradation in Li-ion batteries

A novel Mn-based Sp-DRX electrode engineered to initiate favorable early phase transitions, effectively delaying detrimental transitions to extend battery life.

Graphical abstract: Designing rock salt phase enriched surface in Mn-based partially disordered spinel cathode materials for mitigating degradation in Li-ion batteries
From the themed collection: Journal of Materials Chemistry A HOT Papers
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Atomically Ordered Ir3Ti Intermetallics for pH-Universal Overall Water Splitting

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Wholly Degradable Quasi-Solid-State Thermocells for Low-Grade Heat Harvest and Precise Thermal Sensing

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Enabling Stable Aqueous Zn Metal Anodes by Scandium Acetate Electrolyte Additives

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Interfacial tuning of the graphite anode for potassium ion intercalation in a wide temperature range

An electrolyte design strategy is proposed for graphite anode in potassium-ion batteries working in a wide temperature range.

Graphical abstract: Interfacial tuning of the graphite anode for potassium ion intercalation in a wide temperature range
From the themed collection: Journal of Materials Chemistry A HOT Papers
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Substituted quinoxaline based small-molecule donor guests enable 19% efficiency ternary organic solar cells

Two novel guest molecules were designed and incorporated into the PM6:L8-BO system, which could enhance the crystallinity and optimize vertical phase distribution. Ternary OSCs achieved a remarkable PCE of 19.04% with enhanced stability.

Graphical abstract: Substituted quinoxaline based small-molecule donor guests enable 19% efficiency ternary organic solar cells
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Regulation of a Ni3Sn2 intermetallic catalyst using highly dispersed Pd species to boost propyne semi-hydrogenation

Introduction of highly dispersed Pd into well-regulated structures of a Ni3Sn2 intermetallic catalyst contributes to excellent catalytic performance for propyne semi-hydrogenation.

Graphical abstract: Regulation of a Ni3Sn2 intermetallic catalyst using highly dispersed Pd species to boost propyne semi-hydrogenation
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Low-coordinated Co–Mn diatomic sites derived from metal–organic framework nanorods promote electrocatalytic CO2 reduction

The diatomic L-Co1Mn1-NC catalyst, featuring low-coordinated Co/Mn centers on nanorod-shaped carbon, boosts CO2-to-CO conversion. Its unique microenvironment enhances d–d interaction and charge delocalization, facilitating CO desorption in the CO2RR.

Graphical abstract: Low-coordinated Co–Mn diatomic sites derived from metal–organic framework nanorods promote electrocatalytic CO2 reduction
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Intercalation pseudocapacitance of sodium-ion storage in TiO2(B)

Layered TiO2(B) displays intercalation pseudocapacitance for rapid Na+ storage, and the capacities and capacitor-like behaviors are independent of the surface area and morphology.

Graphical abstract: Intercalation pseudocapacitance of sodium-ion storage in TiO2(B)
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Metal-free polymeric and molecular disorder/order semiconductor heterojunctions for the visible-light photocatalytic Minisci reaction

The PTCDA/g-C3N4 system, with three interfaces, not only effectively suppresses carrier recombination, facilitating the conversion of ˙O2− to 1O2, but also promotes the formation of products through the absorption of visible light.

Graphical abstract: Metal-free polymeric and molecular disorder/order semiconductor heterojunctions for the visible-light photocatalytic Minisci reaction
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Multifunctional PMMA intermediate layer for sequentially deposited organic photovoltaics

Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) was optimally distributed vertically in the active layer through sequential deposition. With a maximum efficiency of 18.1%, OPVs based on PM6/PMMA/L8-BO outperformed PMMA-free devices.

Graphical abstract: Multifunctional PMMA intermediate layer for sequentially deposited organic photovoltaics
Open Access Paper

The potential of zero charge and solvation effects on single-atom M–N–C catalysts for oxygen electrocatalysis

Ab initio molecular dynamics and DFT calculations are comprehensively performed to investigate the linear correlation between the point of zero charge, solvation effects, and the binding energy of HO* adsorption on single-atom catalyst surface.

Graphical abstract: The potential of zero charge and solvation effects on single-atom M–N–C catalysts for oxygen electrocatalysis
Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Bending two-dimensional Cu(I)-based coordination networks to inverse electrocatalytic HER/CO2RR selectivity

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Plasmonic Cu-Ni bimetal nanoparticles coupled with ultrathin CdS nanosheet for remarkably improved photocatalytic H2 generation under visible-light irradiation

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Porous Cu/C Nanofibers Promote Electrochemical CO2-to-Ethylene Conversion via High CO2 Availability

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Germanium doping effect on the photoelectronic performance of alternating cations in the interlayer space GA(MA)3(Pb1−xGex)3I10

The pivotal role of Ge doping is found in finely adjusting the bandgap, enhancing carrier mobility, and improving optical-electronic properties and photovoltaic response.

Graphical abstract: Germanium doping effect on the photoelectronic performance of alternating cations in the interlayer space GA(MA)3(Pb1−xGex)3I10
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Vampire bat's tongue-inspired superhydrophilic flexible origami channel for directional and spontaneous liquid manipulation

An improved bat-tongue-inspired superhydrophilic origami channel with liquid manipulation and collecting ability.

Graphical abstract: Vampire bat's tongue-inspired superhydrophilic flexible origami channel for directional and spontaneous liquid manipulation
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Self-supported Ni/Ni3N1−x heterostructures with abundant nitrogen vacancies as efficient electrocatalysts for ethylene glycol oxidation

Self-supported Ni/Ni3N1−x heterostructures with abundant nitrogen vacancies as efficient electrocatalysts for ethylene glycol oxidation.

Graphical abstract: Self-supported Ni/Ni3N1−x heterostructures with abundant nitrogen vacancies as efficient electrocatalysts for ethylene glycol oxidation
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Engineering modulated microscale assembly of MOF derived iron/nickel selenide for optimizing the oxygen evolution reaction

The macropores within carbon skeleton-supported FeSe2/NiSe2 derived from MOF assemblies are meticulously engineered at the micrometer scale and the OER electrocatalytic performance exhibits a significant dependence on the micrometer-scale dimensions.

Graphical abstract: Engineering modulated microscale assembly of MOF derived iron/nickel selenide for optimizing the oxygen evolution reaction
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Gate bias modulation towards organic electrochemical transistors with ultra-high cycling stability

The combination of appropriate gate bias and innovative structure design can significantly enhance the cycling stability of organic electrochemical transistors, which is crucial for controllable and extended lifetime of functional bioelectronics.

Graphical abstract: Gate bias modulation towards organic electrochemical transistors with ultra-high cycling stability
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Morphology-enhanced piezoelectric performance of SnS nanobelts for acetaminophen degradation

This study reveals the enhanced piezoelectric activity of SnS nanobelts with step edges compared to nanobelts/nanoparticles and nanobelts, demonstrating superior catalytic performance for acetaminophen degradation in water.

Graphical abstract: Morphology-enhanced piezoelectric performance of SnS nanobelts for acetaminophen degradation
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Grafting a Rh–bipyridine complex on carbon nitride through coordination: ligand modification of single-atom Rh for enhanced CO2 reduction and inhibited H+ reduction

When 2,2′-bipyridine coordinates with a single atom Rh to form a single site Rh–bipyridine molecular cocatalyst, the hydrogen production rate is effectively inhibited and the CO generation is significantly increased.

Graphical abstract: Grafting a Rh–bipyridine complex on carbon nitride through coordination: ligand modification of single-atom Rh for enhanced CO2 reduction and inhibited H+ reduction
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Self-assembled two-dimensional metal–organic framework membranes as nanofluidic osmotic power generators

2D ZnTCPP membranes with nanopores of 1.2 nm and interlayer spacing of 0.9 nm exhibit excellent osmotic power generation.

Graphical abstract: Self-assembled two-dimensional metal–organic framework membranes as nanofluidic osmotic power generators
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A general strategy to prepare macro-/mesoporous materials from thermoplastic elastomer blends

This work demonstrates a simple method to prepare hierarchically porous materials. The introduction of macropores in mesoporous matrix enables its improved sorbent performance against pollutants for water remediation.

Graphical abstract: A general strategy to prepare macro-/mesoporous materials from thermoplastic elastomer blends
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The construction of a photocatalytic fuel cell based on piezoelectric-enhanced dual heterojunctions of PVDF–HFP supported 2D/3D composites toward photocatalytic degradation of tetracycline

Degradation sketch of a membrane fuel cell system constructed from I- and S-scheme heterojunction electrodes.

Graphical abstract: The construction of a photocatalytic fuel cell based on piezoelectric-enhanced dual heterojunctions of PVDF–HFP supported 2D/3D composites toward photocatalytic degradation of tetracycline
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Superhydrophilic covalent organic frameworks accelerate photocatalytic production of hydrogen peroxide through proton channels

Superhydrophilic COFs with D–A structure accelerate photocatalytic synthesis of H2O2 using water as a proton supply reservoir.

Graphical abstract: Superhydrophilic covalent organic frameworks accelerate photocatalytic production of hydrogen peroxide through proton channels
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Co–Co2C catalysts supported on carbon-coated ordered mesoporous silica with promoted CO insertion and C–C coupling for higher alcohol synthesis from syngas

Co–Co2C catalysts supported on carbon-coated ordered mesoporous silica showed superior performance for HAS than catalysts with uncoated and amorphous supports.

Graphical abstract: Co–Co2C catalysts supported on carbon-coated ordered mesoporous silica with promoted CO insertion and C–C coupling for higher alcohol synthesis from syngas
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Optimizing the active interface structure of MnO2 to achieve sustainable water oxidation in an acidic medium

Developing cost-effective electrocatalysts for the oxygen evolution reaction (OER) in proton exchange membrane (PEM) water electrolysis is crucial to achieving large-scale hydrogen production through water electrolysis.

Graphical abstract: Optimizing the active interface structure of MnO2 to achieve sustainable water oxidation in an acidic medium
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A hybrid-aqueous biphasic electrolyte for suppressed shuttle effects and self-discharge of zinc bromide batteries

A strategy of using an ion-conductive biphasic electrolyte was adopted to suppress the shuttle effects of polybromides in Zn–Br2 batteries.

Graphical abstract: A hybrid-aqueous biphasic electrolyte for suppressed shuttle effects and self-discharge of zinc bromide batteries
From the themed collection: Journal of Materials Chemistry A HOT Papers
Open Access Paper

Phase stability and charge compensation in disordered rock salt compounds based on nickel and titanium

The synthesis of Ni/Ti disordered rock salt compounds (DRX) features the fast formation of a layered phase before the DRX structure becomes favored by entropy. Electrochemically the compounds exhibit significant structural and electronic hysteresis.

Graphical abstract: Phase stability and charge compensation in disordered rock salt compounds based on nickel and titanium
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Sustainable design of non-fluorinated yet oleophobic fibrous surfaces

Fluorine-free oleophobic fabrics that can repel ethanol are demonstrated, but the fabric construction largely determines the capillary resistance and current wettability theory is only predictive for plain weave fabric structures.

Graphical abstract: Sustainable design of non-fluorinated yet oleophobic fibrous surfaces
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About this collection

Journal of Materials Chemistry A is pleased to present this themed collection highlighting the rising stars of materials chemistry research in 2023. This special collection showcases the very best work from materials chemists in the early stages of their independent career.

Each contributor was recommended by experts in their fields as carrying out work with the potential to influence future directions in materials chemistry with applications in energy and sustainability. Congratulations to all the outstanding researchers featured!

See also:

Journal of Materials Chemistry B Emerging Investigators 2024

Journal of Materials Chemistry C Emerging Investigators 2024

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