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Electrochemically nitrate remediation by single-atom catalysts: advances, mechanisms, and prospects

Figure 2. (A) AC-HAADF-STEM image of FeSAs/g-C3N4; (B) The conversion of NO3--N and FE of NH3 using FeSAs/g-C3N4; (C) N product distributions in the presence of chlorine; (D) Differential charge density of NO3- adsorbed on FeSAs/g-C3N4. This figure is quoted with permission from Song et al.[57]; (E) TEM image of Fe SAC; (F) FENH3 using Fe SAC at different applied potentials; (G) The DOS of the FeN2O2 and FeN4 with Fermi level; (H) The Fe d orbitals of FeN2O2 and FeN4 with d-band center. This figure is quoted with permission from Zhang et al.[58]; (I) TEM and enlarged images (Inset) of Fe-N/P-C catalyst; (J) FENH3 of Fe-N/P-C catalyst by applying different working potentials. This figure is quoted with permission from Xu et al.[59]; (K) HAADF-STEM image of the S-doped Fe SAC; (L) Cycle FEs and half-cell EEs of S-doped Fe SAC at -0.47 V vs. RHE. This figure is quoted with permission from Liu et al.[60]; (M) TEM image of Fe-TiO2; (N) The yield rates of NH3 generation using Fe-TiO2 using different working potentials; (O) The optimized structure models of TiO2 and Fe-doped TiO2. This figure is quoted with permission from Wang et al.[61].

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