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MOFs-based single/dual-atom catalysts: atomically active sites engineering for efficient CO<sub>2</sub> reduction

Figure 12. (A) The linear relationships between ΔGOOH*, ΔGO*, and ΔGOH* on different monolayers of 2D MOFs; (B) Changing of ORR catalytic activity with ΔGOOH* and ΔGOH* of the 2D MOFs monolayers; (A and B) are quoted with permission from Qiao et al.[199]; (C) Catalytic cycle for CO2 reduction in Co2-MOFs(-NH2); (D) DFT calculations of energy barriers for Co2-MOFs(-NH2) and Co-MOFs(-NH2); (C and D) are quoted with permission from Ming et al.[200]; (E) The computed adsorption energies of H2O adsorbed on Ru1/UiO-67-X; (F) The structural simulation between H2O and Ru1/UiO-67-X; (E and F) are quoted with permission from Hu et al.[201]. PCET: Proton-coupled electron transfer; Cat: catalyst; Int: intermediate; MOFs: metal-organic frameworks; ORR: oxygen reduction reaction; DFT: density functional theory.

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