ArticleNature communications2025
Two-Dimensional Metastable-Phase Nickel Hexagonal Nanosheets for Highly-Performance Electrochemical Acetone Hydrogenation.
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Abstract
Electrocatalytic acetone hydrogenation into high-value alcohols offers a sustainable alternative to thermal methods. However, developing non-noble metal catalysts with superior performance for electrocatalytic acetone hydrogenation remains challenging. Two-dimensional non-noble metal structure with metastable-phase active sites is promising due to its high-energy structure and unique electronic environment. However, its precise synthesis remains a great challenge. In this work, we report a two-dimensional metastable hexagonal close-packed phase nickel nanosheets (hcp Ni NSs) with a space group of P6
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