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Catalytic mechanism and biomedical applications of diatomic nanozymes

Figure 8. (A and B) DOS of (A) Fe1-NCe and (B) Fe1Mn1-NCe. (C) Schematic illustration of the upshift of the d-band center by a synergistic interaction between metal atoms. (D-F) Differential charge density of (D) Fe1Mn1-NCe and H2O2 dissociated to 2OH* in (E) Fe1-NCe and (F) Fe1Mn1-NCe (the isosurface level is 0.002 e/Å3). Yellow and blue regions indicate areas where electrons are gained and lost, respectively. (G and H) Free-energy diagrams illustrating the POD-like (G) and OXD-like (H) mechanisms on Fe1-NCe and Fe1Mn1-NCe in an acidic environment (inset: optimized geometries of intermediates). Reprinted with permission from Ref.[44], Copyright 2024, American Chemical Society.

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