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Discover the cutting-edge progress of a promising class of materials significant for use in energy technologies as catalysts Materials are said to be metastable-phases if they can retain their stability when subjected only to slight disturbances. Materials in metastable-phases can have very different properties from those in a state of equilibrium, and can perform very differently under conditions of experimentation, work, or industrial use. Metastable-phase materials are therefore a promising area of study in a variety of different fields, including cutting-edge industries. …mehr
Discover the cutting-edge progress of a promising class of materials significant for use in energy technologies as catalysts
Materials are said to be metastable-phases if they can retain their stability when subjected only to slight disturbances. Materials in metastable-phases can have very different properties from those in a state of equilibrium, and can perform very differently under conditions of experimentation, work, or industrial use. Metastable-phase materials are therefore a promising area of study in a variety of different fields, including cutting-edge industries.
Metastable-Phase Materials constitute a wide-ranging overview of these materials, their properties, and their applications. Beginning with an overall characterization of metastable-phase materials and their normal modes of synthesis, it characterizes the most important branch of metastable-phase materials and reviews a range of catalytic applications. The result is a critical contribution to materials science and catalytic chemistry with potentially far-reaching implications.
Metastable-Phase Materials readers will also find:
Treatment of metastable-phase metal materials, 2D metastable-phase materials, and spin-dependent metastable-phase materials
Detailed discussion of metastable-phase material applications in electrocatalysis, photocatalysis, thermalcatalysis, and more
State-of-the-art technological applications in a myriad of areas
Metastable-Phase Materials are ideal for materials scientists, catalytic chemists, inorganic chemists, photochemists, electrochemists, organic chemists, and the libraries that serve these communities.
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Autorenporträt
Qi Shao, PhD, is an associate professor at the College of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, Soochow University, China. She received her PhD in applied physics from City University of Hong Kong in 2016. Zhenhui Kang, PhD, is currently a professor at the Institute of Functional Nano & Soft Materials (FUNSOM) and the Jiangsu Key Laboratory for Carbon-Based Functional Materials and Devices in Soochow University, China. Mingwang Shao, PhD, is a professor at the Institute of Functional Nano & Soft Materials (FUNSOM) and the Jiangsu Key Laboratory for Cabon-Based Functional Materials and Devices, Soochow University, China. He received his PhD from the University of Science and Technology of China in 2003.
Inhaltsangabe
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE METASTABLE PHASE MATERIALS Introduction What are the metastable phase materials The categories of metastable phase materials The influence on polymorphs of materials The wide applications of metastable phase materials The criterion for stable phase and metastable phase materials References
CHAPTER 2. SYNTHETIC METHODOLOGY Introduction The keys for synthesizing metastable phase materials The synthetic methods for synthesizing metastable phase materials References
CHAPTER 3. CHARACTERIZATION Introduction Characterizations How to determine the phase of metastable phase 2D metal oxides References
CHAPTER 4. METASTABLE PHASE METALS Introduction Noble metals Non-noble metals The criterion to determine the stable phase and metastable phase metals References
CHAPTER 6. SPIN-DEPENDENT METASTABLE PHASE MATERIALS Introduction Spin related catalysis Spin related catalysts for alkaline OER Spin related catalyst for acidic OER References
CHAPTER 7. CRYSTALLOGRAPHY, DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL METASTABLE PHASE OXIDES Introduction The Point group, crystal system, crystal lattice and space groups of 2D materials The possible crystal structure and chemical formula of 2D metal oxides How to prepare metastable phase 2D metal oxides Metastable phase 2D noble metal oxides Metastable phase 2D non-noble metal oxides The covalent bond behavior in metastable phase 1T metal oxides References
CHAPTER 8. ELECTROCATALYSIS Introduction Several typical electrochemical reactions Metastable phase catalysts for advanced electrocatalysis References
CHAPTER 9. PHOTOCATALYSTS Introduction Fundamental concepts of photocatalysis Metastable phase catalysts and photocatalysis The advantages and disadvantages of photocatalysis References
CHAPTER 10. THERMOCATALYSTS Introduction Several typical thermocatalytic reactions Metastable phase catalysts for thermocatalysis References
CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE METASTABLE PHASE MATERIALS Introduction What are the metastable phase materials The categories of metastable phase materials The influence on polymorphs of materials The wide applications of metastable phase materials The criterion for stable phase and metastable phase materials References
CHAPTER 2. SYNTHETIC METHODOLOGY Introduction The keys for synthesizing metastable phase materials The synthetic methods for synthesizing metastable phase materials References
CHAPTER 3. CHARACTERIZATION Introduction Characterizations How to determine the phase of metastable phase 2D metal oxides References
CHAPTER 4. METASTABLE PHASE METALS Introduction Noble metals Non-noble metals The criterion to determine the stable phase and metastable phase metals References
CHAPTER 6. SPIN-DEPENDENT METASTABLE PHASE MATERIALS Introduction Spin related catalysis Spin related catalysts for alkaline OER Spin related catalyst for acidic OER References
CHAPTER 7. CRYSTALLOGRAPHY, DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL METASTABLE PHASE OXIDES Introduction The Point group, crystal system, crystal lattice and space groups of 2D materials The possible crystal structure and chemical formula of 2D metal oxides How to prepare metastable phase 2D metal oxides Metastable phase 2D noble metal oxides Metastable phase 2D non-noble metal oxides The covalent bond behavior in metastable phase 1T metal oxides References
CHAPTER 8. ELECTROCATALYSIS Introduction Several typical electrochemical reactions Metastable phase catalysts for advanced electrocatalysis References
CHAPTER 9. PHOTOCATALYSTS Introduction Fundamental concepts of photocatalysis Metastable phase catalysts and photocatalysis The advantages and disadvantages of photocatalysis References
CHAPTER 10. THERMOCATALYSTS Introduction Several typical thermocatalytic reactions Metastable phase catalysts for thermocatalysis References
Summary and Outlook
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