Nature-Inspired Mineralization of Wood Membrane as Sensitive Electrochemical Sensing Device for In Situ Recognition of Chiral Molecules

Artificial solid-state nanopores and porous nanochannels based electrochemical sensing technique has demonstrated great advantages such as high sensitivity and minimalized equipment. However, their application is largely hindered by the complex...

Immobilizing cobalt phthalocyanine into a porous carbonized wood membrane as a self-supported heterogenous electrode for selective and stable CO2 electroreduction in water

Immobilizing CoPc into a porous carbonized wood membrane (CoPc/CWM) leads to a self-supported heterogenous electrode for efficient CO2 electroreduction in water.

In situ embedding of Mo2C/MoO3−x nanoparticles within a carbonized wood membrane as a self-supported pH-compatible cathode for efficient electrocatalytic H2 evolution

A porous carbon membrane with embedded Mo2C/MoO3−x nanoparticles is developed as a self-supported and pH-compatible electrocatalyst for H2 evolution reactions.

Efficient electrocatalytic CO2 reduction to CO with high selectivity using a N-doped carbonized wood membrane

A N-doped carbonized wood membrane (N-CWM) is developed and directly used as a self-supported electrode for CO2 electroreduction to CO.