ReviewChemical science2025
Can single-atom precision rewire the electrochemical logic of Li-S chemistry? A comprehensive review of single-atom catalysts as agents of precise modulation.
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- Magnetic-Field-Assisted COPrecision chemistry · 2026Article
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Abstract
Single-atom catalysts (SACs) present a compelling strategy to overcome the persistent challenges in lithium-sulfur batteries, such as polysulfide shuttling and sluggish redox kinetics. Their atomically dispersed nature and tunable coordination structures enable selective modulation of intermediate species and catalytic interfaces. Despite rapid progress, SAC design remains largely empirical, lacking a unified mechanistic framework. In this review, we outline a precision catalysis paradigm for SACs in lithium-sulfur systems. The discussion is organized along three core dimensions: spatial configuration, reaction pathway control, and functional integration. We summarize how coordination asymmetry, charge redistribution, and interfacial electronic coupling influence the adsorption and transformation of lithium polysulfides and Li
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