Electrochemical Energy Conversion via Small Molecule Catalysis

Electrochemical Energy Conversion via Small Molecule Catalysis, 1st Edition, presents an extensive reference dedicated to the chemical principles governing small molecule electrocatalysis. Edited by Zhicheng Zhang and Yuanmiao Sun and published by Wiley-VCH, this 416-page book organizes fundamental theories, catalytic pathways, and practical experimental methodologies into a unified text.

The volume systematically examines major electrocatalytic reactions central to energy conversion devices. Detailed sections address the electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction, oxygen evolution reaction, oxygen reduction reaction, and hydrogen or liquid fuel oxidation. Furthermore, the coverage extends to emerging chemical synthesis pathways, including electrochemical nitrogen fixation and the sustainable conversion of biomass derivatives.

This work provides broad subject utility for electrochemists, catalytic chemists, materials scientists, chemical engineers, environmental chemists, and polymer chemists. By connecting molecular-level catalytic phenomena with macro-scale energy applications, the volume offers clear academic and professional support for researchers operating at the intersection of chemistry and materials science.