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Oxygen vacancies in Bi 2 WO 6 enable robust nitrate reduction reaction catalysis
The faradaic efficiency of Bi WO is 62.0% at -0.3 V RHE, an improvement of 1.4- and 1.8-times relative to Bi O and WO for the nitrate reduction reaction. In addition, the catalysis occurring on Bi WO follows the pathway: *NO -*NO -*NO-*NOH-*HNOH-*H NOH-*NH , as verified by Raman spectroscopy and the...
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| description | The faradaic efficiency of Bi
WO
is 62.0% at -0.3 V
RHE, an improvement of 1.4- and 1.8-times relative to Bi
O
and WO
for the nitrate reduction reaction. In addition, the catalysis occurring on Bi
WO
follows the pathway: *NO
-*NO
-*NO-*NOH-*HNOH-*H
NOH-*NH
, as verified by
Raman spectroscopy and theoretical calculations. |
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