Fuel cells are promising new energy conversion devices whose energy conversion is green and efficient.The sluggish oxygen reduction(ORR)reaction kinetics together with the high cost and scarcity of Pt-based catalysts has become the biggest barrier to the commercial application of the fuel cells.To resolve this issue,this paper is devoted to design and synthesize the transition metal nitrogen-doped carbon(M-N/C)catalysts with high activity and stability.The main research contents were shown as follows:(1)Synthesis and preparation of Co-N/C catalyst based on DATEA.Co-N/C catalyst was prepared by directly pyrolyzing the metal coordination polymer Co-DATEA,which was synthesized by the coordination between the metal Co and DATEA.DATEA was synthesized by using ethylene diamine and CDTA(4,6-(dipyridin-2-ylamino)]-1,3,5 triazine)as the reactants.Mass spectrometry(MS)and nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR)had been used to investigate the structures of CDTA and DATEA.The morphology and structure of Co-N/C-800 were characterized by SEM,BET and XPS.The electrochemical measurements showed that Co-N/C-800 possessed good ORR electrocatalytic activity and high stability.The onset potential of Co-N/C-800 catalyst is-0.063 V(vs.Ag/AgCl)and the limiting current density is 4.93 mA cm-2.(2)Synthesis and preparation of Co-N/C catalyst based on TDAT.Co-N/C catalyst was prepared by directly pyrolyzing the metal coordination polymer Co-TDAT,which was synthesized by the coordination between the metal Co and 2,4,6-tris(di-2-pyridylamino)-1,3,5-triazine(TDAT).TDAT was synthesized by using cyanuric chloride and 2,2'-bipyridylamine as the reactants.Mass spectrometry(MS)and nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR)had been used to investigate the structures of TDAT.The morphology and structure of Co-N/C-800 were characterized by SEM,BET and XPS.The electrochemical measurements showed that Co-N/C-800 possessed good ORR electrocatalytic activity and high stability.The onset potential of Co-N/C-800 catalyst is-0.058 V(vs.Ag/AgCl)and the limiting current density is 6.20 mA cm-2. |