Porous nitrogen-doped graphdiyne templated from zinc acetylacetonate for enhanced oxygen reduction reaction
Wenyan Si , Meiping Li , Xingru Yan , Qing Lv , Changshui Huang
ChemPhysMater ›› 2025, Vol. 4 ›› Issue (3) : 274 -279.
Catalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) are crucial for energy conversion and storage. Notably, the number of available active sites directly influences the catalyst activity. A large specific surface area is conducive to the creation of more active sites on a catalyst, thereby improving its performance. Zn precursors easily decompose or volatilize at high temperatures, forming a structure with abundant pores, thereby facilitating nitrogen doping. A method for enhancing the ORR activity of nitrogen-doped graphdiyne (GDY) was developed by employing zinc acetylacetonate as a pore-forming agent to increase the exposure of the active N sites. The as-prepared catalyst (denoted as ZnT-N-GDY, where T refers to the template) outperformed Pt/C in the ORR and maintained stable cycling over 2000 cycles in zinc-air batteries, facilitated by the increased exposure of the active N sites, especially pyridinic nitrogen.
Oxygen reduction reaction / Graphdiyne / Metal-free catalyst / Zinc-air battery
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