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Nat Commun March 2021 PMID 33649349

Modulating electronic structure of metal-organic frameworks by introducing atomically dispersed Ru for efficient hydrogen evolution.

Yamei Sun, Ziqian Xue, Qinglin Liu, Yaling Jia, Yinle Li, Kang Liu, Yiyang Lin, Min Liu, Guangqin Li, Cheng-Yong Su

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The discussions highlight the innovative approach of adding atomically dispersed Ru to improve hydrogen evolution, with terms like 'efficient' and 'impressive' emphasizing its potential impact. Participants’ tone underscores an appreciation for the scientific advancement, though the engagement mostly involves technical mentions rather than broad enthusiasm.

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Most discussions recognize the significance of incorporating atomically dispersed Ru into metal-organic frameworks, aligning with the article's positive findings.

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Participants show moderate curiosity, discussing specific elements like the electronic structure modulation and hydrogen evolution processes.

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Comments reflect some depth, referencing scientific concepts and potential applications, though overall engagement remains moderate.

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The discussions suggest a shared view that this research could influence future catalyst design, indicating a moderate perceived impact.

Abstract in brief

  • Developing effective electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution is crucial for clean energy, but it remains a challenge.
  • A new method using a single-atom strategy was introduced to create a high-performance metal-organic framework (NiRu-BDC) electrocatalyst by adding atomically dispersed Ru.
  • NiRu-BDC demonstrates impressive catalytic activity across all pH levels, notably achieving a low overpotential of 36 mV at a specific current density, comparable to traditional Pt/C catalysts, highlighting the potential of single-atom approaches in electrocatalyst design.
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Modulating Electronic Structure of Metal-organic Frameworks by Introducing Atomically Dispersed Ru for Efficient Hydrogen Evolution | Nature Communications #metalorganicframeworks #hydrogen #nickel #cobalt #manganese #lithium #anekatambang #antam #antm https://t.co/Gihe5YYvP4

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Modulating electronic structure of metal-organic frameworks by introducing atomically dispersed Ru for efficient hydrogen evolution https://t.co/LIvCAojuQ5 Nanoscience and technology @NatureNano #Nanoscience #Technology this is #Nature https://t.co/WNU0iNGNpp

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