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Origins of hydrogen peroxide selectivity during oxygen reduction on organic mixed ionic–electronic conducting polymers

Ana De La Fuente Duran, Allen Yu-Lun Liang, Ilaria Denti, Hang Yu, Drew Pearce, Adam Marks, Emily Penn, Jeremy Treiber, K. L. Weaver, Lily Turaski, Iuliana P. Maria, Sophie Griggs, Xingxing Chen, Alberto Salleo, William C. Chueh, Jenny Nelson, Alexander Giovannitti, J. Tyler Mefford

2023Energy & Environmental Science19 citationsDOI

Abstract

Through experiment and theory, this work explains how a set of OMIEC polymer electrodes selectively reduce oxygen to hydrogen peroxide.

Topics & Concepts

Hydrogen peroxideIonic bondingSelectivityOxygenPolymerWork (physics)Inorganic chemistryHydrogenChemistryConductive polymerElectrodeMaterials scienceIonOrganic chemistryCatalysisPhysical chemistryMechanical engineeringEngineeringConducting polymers and applicationsIonic liquids properties and applicationsAnalytical Chemistry and Sensors
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