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A light-assisted, polymeric water oxidation catalyst that selectively oxidizes seawater with a low onset potential

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posted on 2024-11-16, 10:03 authored by Jun ChenJun Chen, Pawel WagnerPawel Wagner, Lei Tong, Danijel Boskovic, Weimin Zhang, David OfficerDavid Officer, Gordon WallaceGordon Wallace, Gerhard SwiegersGerhard Swiegers
Vapour phase polymerisation (vpp) of PEDOT to incorporate high levels of a sulphonated manganese porphyrin yields a vivid green conducting polymer that, under illumination, catalyzes selective oxidation of water from seawater from ca. 0.40 V (vs. NHE; Pt counter electrode) without observable chlorine formation. This onset potential is comparable to that of certain metal oxide semiconductors that achieve higher photocurrents but are not capable of selectively oxidising the water in seawater.

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ARC Centre of Excellence - Australian Centre for Electromaterials Science

Australian Research Council

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Chen, J., Wagner, P. W., Tong, L., Boskovic, D., Zhang, W., Officer, D. L., Wallace, G. G. & Swiegers, G. F. (2013). A light-assisted, polymeric water oxidation catalyst that selectively oxidizes seawater with a low onset potential. Chemical Science, 4 (7), 2797-2803.

Journal title

Chemical Science

Volume

4

Issue

7

Pagination

2797-2803

Language

English

RIS ID

79667

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