6 Papers
Jun Luo is an academic researcher from Tianjin University of Technology. The author has contributed to research in topics: Catalysis & Reversible hydrogen electrode. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 6 publications.
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Papers
Highly Productive Electrosynthesis of Ammonia by Admolecule-Targeting Single Ag Sites
Ying Chen,Ruijie Guo,Xianyun Peng,Xiaoqian Wang,Xijun Liu,Junqiang Ren,Jia He,Longchao Zhuo,Jiaqiang Sun,Yifan Liu,Yuen Wu,Jun Luo +11 more
TL;DR: This work provides an effective targeting-design principle to purposefully synthesize active and durable single-atom-based NRR electrocatalysts that exhibit a record-high NH3 yield rate and a desirable Faradaic efficiency under ambient conditions.
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Heteroatom coordination induces electric field polarization of single Pt sites to promote hydrogen evolution activity
Xianyun Peng,Haihong Bao,Jiaqiang Sun,Zhiyong Mao,Yuan Qiu,Zhaojun Mo,Longchao Zhuo,Shusheng Zhang,Jun Luo,Xijun Liu,Xijun Liu +10 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a single Pt site stabilized on an MXene support (Pt-SA/MXene) via the formation of Pt-O and Pt-Ti bonds to effectively catalyze the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) was reported.
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Bifunctional single-atomic Mn sites for energy-efficient hydrogen production
Xianyun Peng,Junrong Hou,Yuying Mi,Jiaqiang Sun,Gaocan Qi,Yongji Qin,Shusheng Zhang,Yuan Qiu,Jun Luo,Xijun Liu +9 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a single atomic Mn site anchored on a boron nitrogen co-doped carbon nanotube array (Mn-SA/BNC) was used for the hydrazine electrooxidation reaction (HzOR) boosted water electrolysis concept.
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Nitrogen dopant induced highly selective CO2 reduction over lotus-leaf shaped ZnO nanorods
Fang Lü,Haihong Bao,Fei He,Gaocan Qi,Jiaqiang Sun,Shusheng Zhang,Longchao Zhuo,Hui Yang,Guangzhi Hu,Jun Luo,Xijun Liu,Xijun Liu +11 more
TL;DR: In this paper, nitrogen-doped ZnO nanorods with a lotus-leaf shape were constructed as the active electrocatalysts, demonstrating enhanced CO2RR performance with a maximum CO faradaic efficiency of 76% at −07 V (vs reversible hydrogen electrode, RHE) and excellent durable activity of more than 30 h density functional calculations.
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In situ TEM observation of rebonding on fractured silicon carbide
Zhenyu Zhang,Junfeng Cui,Junfeng Cui,Bo Wang,Bo Wang,Haiyue Jiang,Guoxin Chen,Jinhong Yu,Cheng-Te Lin,Chun Tang,Alexander Hartmaier,Junjie Zhang,Jun Luo,Andreas Rosenkranz,Nan Jiang,Dongming Guo +15 more
TL;DR: A novel approach was developed using an eyebrow hair to pick up and transfer nanowires (NWs) in order to obtain in situ transmission electron microscope (TEM) images of the rebonding and self-matching of stack faults (SFs) at atomic resolution.