ArticleChemical science2026
Polarization-induced reversible electron-hole migration and redox reaction switching in ferroelectric single-atom photocatalysts.
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Abstract
Photocatalysts capable of switching between oxidation and reduction reactions at a single active site can efficiently harness solar energy to selectively generate target products on demand, and are thus eagerly pursued. However, realizing such photocatalysts is quite challenging due to the difficulty in simultaneously accumulating both types of carriers at a single site and meeting the stringent requirements for electron-hole separation. Here, we propose that the switchable out-of-plane polarization of two-dimensional ferroelectric materials can reversibly steer either photogenerated electrons or holes to single active sites, and further enable controllable switching of photocatalytic oxidation and reduction. The first-principles calculations and nonadiabatic molecular dynamics simulations, performed on a photocatalyst comprising a Pd single-atom anchored on a ferroelectric Sc
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