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    In situ nanoconfinement catalysis for highly efficient redox transformation
    (American Chemical Society, 2024-11-13) Chen, Yuhan; Tan, Jisheng; Chao, Jingbo; Zhang, Jingqi; Tang, Yang; Liu, Yanping; Hu, Qing; Coulon, Frederic; Yang, Xiao Jin
    The rapid reduction of Cr(VI) across a wide pH range, from acidic to alkaline pH conditions to stable Cr(III) species for efficient remediation of Cr(VI) pollution, has long been a challenge. Herein, we propose a new concept of in situ nanoconfinement catalysis (iNCC) for highly efficient remediation of Cr(VI) by growing nanosheets of in situ layered double hydroxide (iLDH) on the surface of Al-Mg-Fe alloy achieving chemical reduction rates of >99% in 1 min from pH 3 to 11 for 100 mg L-1 Cr(VI) with a rate constant of 201 h-1. In stark contrast, the reduction rate is less than 6% in 12 h with a rate constant of 0.77 h-1 for the pristine Al-Mg-Fe alloy. The ultrafast reduction of Cr(VI) is most likely attributed to the synergistic catalysis of Al12Mg17 and Al13Fe4 and nanoconfinement of MgAlFe-iLDH and superstable mineralization of Cr(III) by MgAlCrIII- and MgFeCrIII-iLDHs. This study demonstrates the potential of in situ nanoconfinement catalysis on redox transformation for environmental remediation.

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