Tag: Single-atom catalysts

A new critical review maps how light-activated photonanozymes are engineered, what they can catalyze, and the hurdles standing between laboratory ...

A new review maps the five competing carbon-nitrogen coupling pathways that govern whether electrochemical co-reduction of carbon dioxide and nitrate ...

A new review reveals how copper-based advanced oxidation processes could outperform traditional iron Fenton chemistry in destroying persistent micropollutants across ...

Researchers at the University of Mississippi and Texas A&M University have demonstrated a low-cost method for producing single-atom catalysts in ...

A new review details how single-metal-atom oxide photocatalysts, anchored on supports like TiO2 and graphene, dramatically boost pollutant degradation and ...

A Nature Water perspective argues that advanced oxidation processes must be redesigned around minimized chemical use, optimized energy and waste ...

Copper single atoms anchored on boron nanosheets reversibly switch into clusters that convert methane to acetic acid with 97% selectivity, ...

Milan, 31 July 2025 – In a groundbreaking advancement that could revolutionize sustainable chemical manufacturing, researchers at the Politecnico di ...

Catalysis is fundamental to the chemical industry and daily life, serving as a cornerstone for producing a vast array of ...

In the relentless pursuit of a sustainable energy future, hydrogen stands out as a promising vector for clean energy storage ...