ArticleACS applied materials & interfaces2026
Nanoarchitectonics of Metal-Organic Framework on Fullerene Assemblies: Fabrication of Hierarchical Nanostructured Carbon Electrocatalysts.
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Designing efficient and durable carbon-based electrocatalysts remains a major challenge for next-generation energy technologies. Here, we introduce a comprehensive nanoarchitectonics approach for constructing metal-organic framework on fullerene (MOFOF) hybrids with diverse dimensionalities spanning 0D nanospheres, 1D nanorods and nanotubes, 2D sheets, and 3D cubic assemblies, and demonstrate their potential for electrocatalyst development through the pyrolysis of a selected hybrid. Through a sequential layer-by-layer (or, step-by-step) growth of a typical MOF (ZIF-67) on self-assembled fullerene supports, we generated a family of MOFOF nanostructures with diverse morphologies. Subsequent high-temperature carbonization and ammonia-assisted nitrogen doping are expected to transform these MOFOF precursors into hierarchical nitrogen-doped Co/C electrocatalysts featuring well-defined Co-N
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