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Engineering titanium oxide-based support for electrocatalysis
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DOI：10.1016/j.jechem.2021.09.048.png)
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The corrosion and weaker interaction with metal catalysts of common carbon supports during electro-catalysis push the development of alternative supports materials. Titanium oxide-based materials have been widely explored as electrocatalysts supports in consideration of their chemical stability, strong interactions with metal catalyst and wider applications in electrocatalytic reactions as well as the improved electronic conductivity. This review summarizes recent research advances in engineering tita-nium oxide-based supports for the catalysts in electrocatalysis field to provide guidance for designing high performance non-carbon supported electrocatalysts. Typically, the titanium oxide-based supports are classified into shaped TiO2, doped TiO2, titanium suboxide and TiO2-carbon composites according to the modification methods and corresponding preparation methods. Then the engineering strategies and electrocatalytic applications are discussed in detail. Finally, the challenges, future research directions and perspectives of titanium oxide-based supports for electrocatalysis are presented for practical applications. (c) 2021 Science Press and Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Published by ELSEVIER B.V. and Science Press. All rights reserved.
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Titanium oxide support
Electrocatalysis
Strong metal-support interaction
Electrochemical reactions
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