Energy and Catalysis Adventure Team (Ecat)
Tianjin University · Energy & Catalysis
Faculty member in the Energy and Catalysis Adventure Team (Ecat).
Hydrogen spillover involves the migration of hydrogen atoms from metal to another component, yet it remains challenging to achieve on non-reducible supports. This paper describes the observation of hydrogen spillover on non-reduci…
Electrocatalytic reduction of CO2 to fuels and chemicals represents a promising pathway for CO2 utilization and energy conversion. However, metal-based catalysts often suffer from diminished selectivity in the direct reduction of …
Literature research, which is vital for scientific work, faces the challenge of surging information volumes that are exceeding researchers’ processing capabilities. This paper describes an automated review-generation method based …
The inherent chemical tunability of perovskite materials has spurred extensive research into composition engineering within the perovskite community. However, identifying the optimal composition across a broad range of variations …
Redox catalysts play a critical role in chemical looping oxidative dehydrogenation of propane (CL-ODH). However, challenges persist in modulating lattice oxygen in metal oxides and maintaining surface oxygen coverage to prolong th…