Currently my research mainly focuses on the development of palladium-based nanomaterials and their application as heterogeneous catalysts and electro-catalysts. Amorphous materials have been widely researched in heterogeneous catalysis and for next-generation batteries. My research partially focuses on the fabrication of high-quality (e.g., monodisperse and high surface area) amorphous alloy nanomaterials. I investigate the correlations between the composition and morphology of Pd-M-P nanoparticles (NPs) to obtain amorphous alloy NPs. The electronic interactions between metal and phosphorous atoms are studied. The materials can be used as highly selective heterogeneous catalysts for hydrogenation, reduction, oxidation, and tandem reaction.
With the growing energy crisis related to fossil fuels, many studies have been done on the evolution of renewable energy such as hydrogen gas. My research also focuses on the development of efficient and durable electro-catalysts for commercialization of hydrogen evolution (HER). To accelerate water dissociation and weaken the adsorption energy of hydrogen on catalyst surface, I am now designing multi-compositional Pd-M-P nanomaterials for alkaline and neutral HER.
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