TiO2-supported Single-atom Catalysts: Synthesis, Structure, and Application
Zailun Liu , Like Sun , Qitao Zhang , Zhenyuan Teng , Hongli Sun , Chenliang Su
Chemical Research in Chinese Universities ›› 2022, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (5) : 1123 -1138.
In recent years, single-atom catalysts(SACs) have attracted increasing attention in catalysis. However, their stability is considerably challenging. As a result, fine-tuning the interaction of metal single atoms(SA) with different types of supports has emerged as an effective strategy for improving their thermal and chemical stabilities. Owing to its non-toxicity, cost-effectiveness, high abundance, and excellent stability, as well as presence of rich, tunable, and reliable anchor sites for metal SA, TiO2 has been extensively explored as a superior support for SACs. In this review, recent advances of TiO2-supported SACs(M1/TiO2) are discussed, and synthetic strategies, structure elucidation, and catalytic applications are summarized. First, the recently developed synthetic strategies for M1/TiO2 are highlighted and summarized, identifying the major challenges for the precise fabrication of M1/TiO2. Subsequently, key characterization techniques for the structure identification of M1/TiO2 are discussed. Next, catalytic applications of M1/TiO2 are highlighted, viz. photocatalysis, electrocatalysis, and thermocatalysis. In addition, the mechanism via geometric structures and electronic states of metal centers facilitate catalytic reactions is outlined. Finally, opportunities and challenges of M1/TiO2 in catalysis are discussed, which may inspire the future development of M1/TiO2 for multifunctional catalytic applications.
Single-atom catalyst / TiO2 support / Synthetic strategy / Characterization / Catalytic application
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