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

Figure 4. (A) AC-HAADF-STEM image of PdCu SAA; (B) FENH3 of Cu and PdCu SAA. This figure is quoted with permission from Du et al.[71]; (C) FE, selectivity and the conversion rate of NITRR process on differentiated Au/Cu SAAs; (D) Free energies for generating different intermediates on Cu (100) and Au/Cu (100) SAAs. This figure is quoted with permission from Yin et al.[74]; (E) TEM image of Bi1Pd; (F) NH3 yield and FENH3 of Bi1Pd at various potentials; (G) Charge density difference for *NO3- on Pd (left) and Bi1Pd (right); (H) Free energy diagram of energy-preferred NO3RR pathways on Pd and Bi1Pd. This figure is quoted with permission from Chen et al.[76]; (I) HAADF image of the Pd/Cu (1:100); (J) product distribution of N2, NH4+, NO2- on Pd/Cu(x:y) catalysts; (K) Transformation pathway for NO3- reduction to N2 on Pd/Cu; (L) E-NRR and T-NRR HNO* reduction pathway on Pd1 and Cu sites. This figure is quoted with permission from Wu et al.[78].

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