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MSE PRO 0.5-2um FeCo-N-C Double Atom Catalyst (DAC), 2g - MSE Supplies LLC

MSE PRO 0.5-2um FeCo-N-C Double Atom Catalyst (DAC), 2g

SKU: PO9603

  • $ 32395

MSE PRO™ 0.5-2um FeCo-N-C Double-Atom Catalyst (DAC), 2g

Double-atom catalysts (DACs) have received many attentions due to their ability to increase the number of active centers and loading capacity, taking a step beyond the single-atom catalyst (SAC) category. The primary research has concentrated on producing homonuclear and heteronuclear diatomic catalysts, demonstrating their effectiveness in catalyzing various reactions, including oxygen reduction, hydrogen evolution, and oxygen evolution.

MSE Supplies offers a variety of atomic catalyst, include Co, Fe, and FeCo contented products. Also provides other regular catalyst such as copper catalyst. Please contact us for more information.

Specifications:

SKU# PO9603
Product Name FeCo-N-C DAC
Package 2g/bottle
Diameter 0.5-2μm (TEM)
Appearance Black powder
C Content 65-75wt.% (XPS)
N Content 10-20wt.% (XPS)
Fe Content 2-4wt.% (XPS)
Co Content 2-4wt.% (XPS)
Application Fields Catalytic oxidation, catalytic reduction, nanoenzymes, etc.

Note: This content data is a singular measurement and may vary between batches.

Reference:

[1] He Y, Yang X, Li Y, et al. Atomically dispersed Fe–Co dual metal sites as bifunctional oxygen electrocatalysts for rechargeable and flexible Zn–air batteries[J]. Acs Catalysis, 2022, 12(2): 1216-1227.

[2] Wu D, He B, Wang Y, et al. Double-atom catalysts for energy-related electrocatalysis applications: a theoretical perspective[J]. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 2022, 55(20): 203001.