MOF-based materials have been widely explored in electrochemical CO
2
reduction reactions for the production of valuable chemicals. Understanding the reconstruction of those catalysts under working conditions is crucial for the identification of active sites and clarification of reaction mechanism. Herein
a series of six N coordinated Sn-based metal-organic frameworks (Sn-N6-MOFs) are newly developed for electrochemical CO
2
reduction (CO
2
RR). 2% Sn-N6-MOF achieves the optimal catalytic performance with a formate Faradaic efficiency of ~85% and a current density of 23 mA·cm
-2
at -1.23 V
vs.
RHE.
In-situ
Raman results combined with
ex-situ
119
Sn Mössbauer measurements reveal the structural reconstruction of Sn-N6-MOFs during CO
2
RR
generating tin nanoclusters as the real active sites for CO
2
electroreduction to HCOOH.
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相关作者
Yuancai Lv
Jie Chen
Juan Liu
Zhihong Zheng
Rixin Huang
Xiaoxia Ye
Daofei Lv
Junhao Xu
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College of Chemical Engineering, Fuzhou University
College of Environmental and Safety Engineering, Fuzhou University
Sichuan Jinyuansheng New Energy Technology Co., Ltd
School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, South China University of Technology
School of Environmental and Chemical Engineering, Foshan University