Abstract 2D MXenes‐based nanoarchitectures are being actively explored for
electrocatalytic water splitting because they possess physical and physiochemical …

MXene (two-dimensional transition metal carbide, nitrides, and/or carbonitrides) has shown
considerable interest in a variety of research fields due to its excellent conductivity …

Developing a cost-effective and highly efficient electrocatalyst with superior catalytic activity
is crucial for clean and green water splitting, including the hydrogen evolution reaction …

In the past decade, isolated single atoms have been successfully dispersed on various
substrates, with their potential applications being intensively investigated in different …

Ti-MXene allows a range of possibilities to tune their compositional stoichiometry due to
their electronic and electrochemical properties. Other than conventionally explored Ti …

MXenes have been widely used as substrates of hybrid electrocatalysts for water splitting
due to their stability and metallic properties. However, tuning MXenes towards superb …

MAX phases and MXenes are important materials that have recently gained great popularity
due to their special properties, which render them particularly useful in many applications …

The development of efficient catalysts is pivotal for pollution abatement to guarantee a
sustainable and green industrial production. Supported single atom catalysts (SACs) with …

Decorating single atoms of transition metals on MXenes to enhance the electrocatalytic
properties of the resulting composites is a useful strategy for developing efficient …

Single‐atom catalysts (SACs) are desirable in environmental catalysis due to environmental
friendliness, structural stability, and maximum utilization of active metal sites. Extensive …