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摘要
用于能源相关应用的先进碳材料通常含有作为杂原子的氮,这会极大地影响其物理、化学和电子特性。然而,传统的氮环境分析技术只能提供有限的高灵敏度成分和结构信息,这极大地限制了材料的合理化设计。在本文中,我们介绍了先进的温度编程解吸(TPD)技术,该技术的灵敏度高达 2100°C,是一种全面的分析工具,可用于掺氮块状碳材料的化学标示,灵敏度创历史新高。通过补充使用 X 射线光电子能谱、元素分析和计算建模,我们发现气体发射模式可以提供有关氮环境的成分和结构信息。重要的是,TPD 能够在 10 ppm 的水平上对氮物种进行批量定量,其灵敏度比传统方法高出两个数量级。这种先进的表征方法为下一代研究奠定了基础,重点是ppm 级的结构设计,并为工业应用提供了巨大潜力。
Quantitative and qualitative analysis of nitrogen species in carbon at the ppm level
Advanced carbon materials used for energy-related applications often contain nitrogen as a heteroatom, which can substantially influence their physical, chemical, and electronic properties. However, conventional analytical techniques for nitrogen environments provide limited compositional and structural information in high sensitivity, which significantly restricts rationalized materials design. Herein, we present the advanced temperature-programmed desorption (TPD) technique up to 2,100°C as a comprehensive analytical tool for chemical speciation in bulk nitrogen-doped carbon materials with record-high sensitivity. Employing complementary X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, elemental analysis, and computational modeling, we discovered that the gas emission patterns can provide both compositional and structural information regarding nitrogen environments. Importantly, TPD enables the bulk quantification of nitrogen species at 10 ppm levels, which is two orders of magnitude more sensitive than conventional methods. Such an advanced characterization method provides a foundation for next-generation research, focusing on the structural design at the ppm level, and offers significant potential for industrial applications.
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Chem, affiliated with Cell as its sister journal, serves as a platform for groundbreaking research and illustrates how fundamental inquiries in chemistry and its related fields can contribute to addressing future global challenges. It was established in 2016, and is currently edited by Robert Eagling.