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Development of Defect-Rich WO3-x/TiO2 Heterojunction Toward Dual-Functional Enhancement: Boosting SERS and Photocatalytic Performance

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By Xunfei He, Yinyan Gong
| MDPI
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Tailoring OER/ORR Activity in TM1N4 Catalysts through First-/Second-Shell Nitrogen Doping: A Density Functional Theory Investigation

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By Qingqing Cai, HuanHuan Li, Yinyan Gong, Wenmei Wuxia
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Tailoring OER/ORR Activity in TM1N4 Catalysts through First-/Second-Shell Nitrogen Doping: A Density Functional Theory Investigation Proposing an effective modification strategy to optimize catalyst reaction potentials is crucial for enhancing catalytic performance. In this study, we employed a combined approach by adjusting nitrogen dopants in the first- and second-shell environments to tailor the OER/ORR reaction potentials of Fe1N4, Co1N4, and Ni1N4 active centers.
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Facet junction engineering for enhanced SERS activity of Ag/Cu2O composite substrates

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By Ming Zhou, Yinyan Gong, Lengyuan Niu, Xunfei He
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Facet junction engineering for enhanced SERS activity of Ag/Cu2O composite substrates Featuring its ultra-high sensitivity and molecule-specific detection ability, surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) is suitable for rapid sensing of trace-level chemicals in biological, environmental, and agricultural samples.
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