Urea is one of the most essential reactive nitrogen species in the nitrogen cycle and plays
an indispensable role in the water-energy-food nexus. However, untreated urea or urine …

Transition‐metal‐based layered double hydroxides (TM‐LDHs) nanosheets are promising
electrocatalysts in the renewable electrochemical energy conversion system, which are …

Renewable energy-based electrocatalytic oxidation of organic nucleophiles (eg methanol,
urea, and amine) are more thermodynamically favourable and, economically attractive to …

Water splitting has been regarded as a sustainable and environmentally-friendly technique
to realize green hydrogen generation, while more energy is consumed due to the high …

Exploring advanced technologies to efficiently produce green hydrogen energy is imperative
to alleviate the energy crisis and environmental pollution. Conventional overall water …

Biomass is recognized as an ideal CO2 neutral, abundant, and renewable resource
substitute to fossil fuels. The rich proton content in most biomass derived materials, such as …

Exploring earth‐abundant electrocatalysts with excellent activity, robust stability, and
multiple functions is crucial for electrolytic hydrogen generation. Porous phosphorized …

Urea is often present in waste water but can be used in powering fuel cells and as an
alternative oxidation substrate to water in an electrolyser. However, an insufficient …

In electrochemical energy storage and conversion systems, the anodic oxygen evolution
reaction (OER) accounts for a large proportion of the energy consumption. The …

The nitrogenous nucleophile electrooxidation reaction (NOR) plays a vital role in the
degradation and transformation of available nitrogen. Focusing on the NOR mediated by the …