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Research progress on electrochemical property and surface modifications of nanodiamond powders

Liang Dong ,
Guohao Zhu ,
Jianbing Zang ,
Yanhui Wang
Volume 3, Issue 1 (2023)
DOI: 10.1080/26941112.2023.2234469
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Abstract

AbstractNanodiamond (ND) has strong chemical stability, the initial oxidation temperature of ND is above 500 °C. A variety of oxygen-containing functional groups are adsorbed on the surface of ND, which makes ND has certain conductivity. Then ND can be used as highly stable catalyst or ideal support material. This paper reviews the properties, functionalization and electrochemical applications of ND. In this review, the catalytic activity and stability of diamond-based catalysts can be further improved by appropriately functionalizing ND, and the research progress in the field of electrochemistry can be increased.

Keywords

Nanodiamond; surface modification; electrochemical application

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