With increasing energy demands worldwide, significant efforts have been made to develop
superior electrocatalysts for efficient energy conversion systems. Among all the …

Direct ethanol fuel cell (DEFC) as a promising device for converting chemical energy to
electricity has been paid ever-increasing attention. However, the slow kinetics of ethanol …

Controllable synthesis of nanoscale high-entropy alloys (HEAs) with specific morphologies
and tunable compositions is crucial for exploring advanced catalysts. The present strategies …

In electrochemical ethanol oxidation reactions (EOR) catalyzed by Pt metal nanoparticles
through a C2 route, the dissociation of the C–C bond in the ethanol molecule can be a …

The ability to manipulate metal nanocrystals with well‐defined morphologies and structures
is greatly important in material chemistry, catalysis chemistry, nanoscience, and …

Direct and complete electro‐oxidation of ethanol to CO2 is highly desirable for the
commercialization of the direct ethanol fuel cells but is challenging. Current electrocatalysts …

Ethanol is preferred to be oxidized into CO2 for the construction of a high‐performance
direct ethanol fuel cell since this complete ethanol oxidation reaction (EOR) transfers 12 …

Ethanol oxidation reaction (EOR) is an important energy conversion process. Herein, we
have proposed palladium chalcogenide nanosheets to improve CC bond cleavage ability for …

The application of direct ethanol fuel cell (DEFC) has been bottlenecked by the sluggish
ethanol oxidation reaction (EOR). Efficient electrocatalysts for the C− C bond cleavage are …

Rational design of highly efficient ethanol electrooxidation catalysts requires modulation of
their band structure, yet most of the understanding stops at either upshift or downshift of d …