Transition metal nitrides (TMNs), by virtue of their unique electronic structure, high electrical
conductivity, superior chemical stability, and excellent mechanical robustness, have …

As one of the most important chemicals and an energy carrier, synthetic ammonia has been
widely studied to meet the increasing demand. Among various strategies, electrochemical …

Stimulated by the growing demand for sustainable and/or economical distributed ammonia
synthesis, the electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction has attracted considerable …

The development of a low‐cost, energy‐efficient, and environmentally friendly alternative to
the currently utilized Haber‐Bosch process to produce ammonia is of great importance …

Transition metal nitrides have shown promise as electrocatalysts in proton exchange
membrane fuel cells and electrolyzers, but the instability of these nitrides in acid has limited …

Distributed electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction (ENRR) powered by renewable
energy for the on‐site production of ammonia is an attractive alternative to the industrial …

Ammonia plays an indispensable role in global agroeconomics, chemical industries, energy
carriers, and other diverse applications. To meet the demand for ammonia in these roles, the …

Electrochemical nitrogen reduction (NRR) has attracted much attention as a promising
technique to produce ammonia at ambient conditions in an environmentally benign and less …

Electrochemical reduction of nitrogen to ammonia can potentially replace the existing
centralized fossil fuel-based Haber–Bosch process with small, decentralized units relying on …

Transition metal nitrides (TMNs), in some cases referred as metallic ceramics, have unique
physical and chemical properties, thanks to their ceramic-metallic nature, and are …