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Innovative concepts, materials and structures for direct electrochemistry

Innovative concepts, materials and structures for direct electrochemistry
直接电化学的创新概念、材料和结构
批准号:
RGPIN-2014-05174
负责人:
Mohamedi, Mohamed
金额:
$2.19万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-01-01 至 2016-12-31

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我们的直接电化学研究项目包括两个创新和相互关联的重点,将与发现新的电极材料和结构的目标同时进行:(主题1)绿色材料或复合材料,能够或提供增强的电催化性能。-目标是发现乙醇电氧化的新催化剂和结构,乙醇可以从生物来源产生燃料,因此通过在燃料电池中使用它,可以导致低温室气体排放的能源。有几种金属氧化物价格低廉、储量丰富且绿色环保。CeO2、SnO2、TiO2、MnO2等纳米结构功能金属氧化物(FMO)由于其自身独特的特性和功能,正成为燃料电池中一类独特的电极材料。在这些应用中,FMO可以作为支撑基质来改善催化剂的分散性及其抗烧结和颗粒聚集的稳定性;或与其他催化剂结合时促进某些电催化反应。我们将优化合成路线,使FMOs能够以精确的方式进行定制设计,构建和操作,以增强其与Pt催化剂结合时的特定功能特性。第二个关键问题是FMO必须以适当的方式插入到整个催化剂层中,以增强或充分受益于其功能特性,即,当FMO在催化剂层中以不同的方式排列时,是否为催化剂的电化学响应增加了相同的功能。
英文摘要
Our research program on direct electrochemistry consists of two innovative and inter-related thrusts that will be pursued at the same time with the objectives of discovering new electrode materials and structures: (Theme 1) Green-based materials or composites that enable or provide enhanced electrocatalytic performance. -The objective is to discover new catalysts and structures for the electrooxidation of ethanol, fuel that can be produced from biological sources, and so by using it in fuel cells, can lead to low greenhouse gas emission power sources. Several metal oxides are cheap, abundant and green. Owing to particular native properties and functions on their own, some nanostructured functional metal oxide (FMO) such as CeO2, SnO2, TiO2, MnO2 are emerging as a unique class of electrode materials in fuel cells. In such applications, FMO can act as a supporting matrix to improve catalyst dispersion and its stability against sintering and particles aggregation; or promotes certain electrocatalytic reactions when combined with other catalysts. We will optimize synthesis routes that allow tailor-designing, architecturing and manipulation of FMOs in a precise manner to enhance particular functional properties principally when they are combined with Pt catalyst. A second crucial issue concerns the proper way in which FMOs must be inserted within the whole catalyst layer in order to enhance or to fully benefit from its functional properties, i.e., FMO when arranged differently in the catalyst layer whether or not adds the same functionality to the electrochemical response of the catalyst. (Theme 2) Enzymatic electrode interfaces for biofuel cells (BFC).- Our recent striking achievements in nanoscale science and technology present a distinctive opportunity for us to create the first-ever blood vessel implantable enzymatic biofuel cell as in vivo power sources for bioelectronics. We will develop creative ultra-micro-nano scales architectured biocatalytic electrodes. Such architectures will be made of a single carbon fiber sheathed with carbon nanostructures (CNs) or transition metal oxides (TMOs) with high isoelectric point; this involves a challenging controlled growth of the CNs or TMOs onto a single carbon microfiber. The CNs or TMOs are expected to work as 'nano-wires' for fast direct electron transfer (DET) between enzyme and electrode surface, eliminating thus the need to employ conventional electronic mediators that are expensive and not biocompatible. The research program comprising of two themes related to materials and electrochemistry, creates an opportunity for a breakthrough, if not a discovery. It is ambitious and challenging, but we have the ability and resources to successfully undertake difficult projects and our recent striking achievements in the two themes with well-trained HQP will contribute to the development of important research areas such as green-based fuel cells and enzymatic glucose biofuel cells.
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