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Li, Zhongjian; Cao, Ang; Zheng, Qiang; Fu, Yuanyuan; Wang, Tingting; Arul, K_Thanigal; Chen, Jeng‐Lung; Yang, Bin; Adli, Nadia_Mohd; Lei, Lecheng; et al (, Advanced Materials)Abstract Sn‐based materials are identified as promising catalysts for the CO2electroreduction (CO2RR) to formate (HCOO−). However, their insufficient selectivity and activity remain grand challenges. A new type of SnO2nanosheet with simultaneous N dopants and oxygen vacancies (VO‐rich N‐SnO2NS) for promoting CO2conversion to HCOO−is reported. Due to the likely synergistic effect of N dopant andVO, theVO‐rich N‐SnO2NS exhibits high catalytic selectivity featured by an HCOO−Faradaic efficiency (FE) of 83% at−0.9 V and an FE of>90% for all C1 products (HCOO−and CO) at a wide potential range from −0.9 to−1.2 V. Low coordination Sn–N moieties are the active sites with optimal electronic and geometric structures regulated byVOand N dopants. Theoretical calculations elucidate that the reaction free energy of HCOO* protonation is decreased on theVO‐rich N‐SnO2NS, thus enhancing HCOO−selectivity. The weakened H* adsorption energy also inhibits the hydrogen evolution reaction, a dominant side reaction during the CO2RR. Furthermore, using the catalyst as the cathode, a spontaneous Galvanic Zn‐CO2cell and a solar‐powered electrolysis process successfully demonstrated the efficient HCOO−generation through CO2conversion and storage.more » « less
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