(510e) Electrochemical Ozone Generation Using Partially Reduced Tin Oxide
AIChE Annual Meeting
2024
2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Division
Electrocatalysis II: O2 Electrocatalysis
Wednesday, October 30, 2024 - 1:42pm to 2:00pm
This study explores a promising alternative strategy to n-type doping: partial reduction of tin oxide itself. Through this approach, we aim to achieve the desired conductivity enhancement without incurring the drawbacks associated with destabilization often observed with traditional n-type doping methods. By employing a combination of electroanalysis and spectroscopic techniques for O3 detection, we validate the selectivity of partially reduced tin oxide catalysts towards EOP. Furthermore, rigorous stability assessments are implemented to thoroughly evaluate the performance of this novel catalyst. The findings presented herein establish a robust framework for the development of improved EOP catalysts with superior performance characteristics. This advancement has the potential to pave the way for significant progress in the field of electrochemical water treatment technology.