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03.12.2025

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Noé Arjona + weitere

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Dr. Noé Arjona is a principal investigator in the Research Center for Science and Technological development in Electrochemistry (CIDETEQ, México). His research lines are consequently focused on electrochemical areas like energy conversion, energy storage, electrochemical valorization of wastes, and electrochemical sensors. Dr. Arjona is the recipient of the international award for Young Scientist in Electrochemistry provided by the Ibero-American Society of Electrochemistry (2020). He is member of different societies including the Electrochemical Society, the Materials Research Society, and the Mexican Society of Hydrogen.

 

Lorena Alvarez Contreras is a full-time professor affiliated to the Center for Research in Advanced Materials S.C. (Cimav, México). She has research lines focusing on nanomaterials, catalysis, battery materials, fuel cells, activated carbon, and energy generation and storage. She was recognized as the Best Researcher at Cimav from 2011 to 2014, she received the Maria Esther Orozco award in 2012 and the State Award for Science, Technology, and Innovation in 2021 in the Natural and Exact Sciences category.

 

Minerva Guerra Balcázar is a full-time professor in the Autonomous University of Queretaro (UAQ, México). Her research focuses on the development of nanostructured materials with applications in energy conversion and storage devices, and biosensors.

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  • Produktbild: Surface and Interfacial Defects in Nanomaterials for Sustainable Energy Production and Storage
  • Preface xix

    1 Fundamentals of Nanomaterials in Energy Systems 1
    Ricardo Antonio Escalona-Villalpando, Fabiola Ilian Espinosa-Lagunes, Luis Gerardo Arriaga Hurtado, and Janet Ledesma-García

    1.1 Introduction 1

    1.2 Conclusions 12

    References 12

    2 Basics of Surface Defects: Types, Formation, and Impact 17
    H. Rojas-Chávez, M.A. Valdés-Madrigal, and J. M. Juárez-García

    2.1 Introduction 17

    2.2 Surface Defect Typology 18

    2.3 Surface Defect Formation 21

    2.4 Impact of 2D Defects 23

    2.5 Concluding Remarks 25

    References 26

    3 Fundamentals of Interfacial Defects in Materials Science: Types, Formation, and Classification 29
    J. Moroni Mora Muñoz, I. Olvera Rodríguez, L. J. Salazar-Gastélum, and R. Castellanos-Espinoza

    3.1 Interfacial Defects 29

    3.2 Grain Boundaries: Low-Angle and High-Angle Grain Boundaries 29

    3.3 Twin Boundaries: Symmetrical Interfaces Within a Crystal 32

    3.4 Free Surface Defects: Influence on Solid Interface Interactions with Other Phases 33

    3.5 Impact of Interfacial Defects on the Material Properties 35

    3.6 Grain Boundaries and Strengthening Mechanisms 36

    3.7 Optical and Photocatalytic Properties: Enhancing Light Absorption and Catalysis 37

    3.8 Free Surface Defects: Impact on Surface States and Carrier Dynamics 39

    3.9 Role of Free Surface Defects on the Enhanced Permeability 41

    3.10 Conclusions 43

    References 43

    4 Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Formation of Surface and Interfacial Defects 47
    Juan Hernández-Tecorralco and Carlos M. Ramos-Castillo

    4.1 Defects in Thermodynamic Equilibrium 47

    4.2 The Kinetics of Defect Formation 53

    4.3 Summary 58

    References 58

    5 Defects as Catalytic Sites in Energy Chemistry 61
    Beatriz Ruiz Camacho, Adriana Medina Ramírez, and José de Jesús Ramírez Minguela

    5.1 Defects as Active Sites 61

    5.2 Defects as Active Sites for Electrochemical Reactions 62

    5.3 Synthesis Methods for Defects 68

    5.4 Identification of Defects 70

    5.5 Conclusion and Perspectives 71

    References 72

    6 Advanced Characterization Techniques for Defect and Interface Engineering 75
    José Béjar and Alfredo Aguilar-Elguezabal

    6.1 Introduction 75

    6.2 Electron Microscopy Techniques 75

    6.3 X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) 77

    6.4 X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) 79

    6.5 Raman Spectroscopy 80

    6.6 Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) 82

    6.7 Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectroscopy 85

    6.8 Conclusions 86

    References 86

    7 Computational Modeling of Defects in Nanomaterials 89
    Carlos M. Ramos-Castillo and Juan Hernández-Tecorralco

    7.1 Defects Stability by Density Functional Theory 89

    7.2 Electronic Descriptors in Catalysis 97

    References 106

    8 Defect Healing and Control Strategies in Energy Systems 109
    César Coello-Mauléón, Carlos Guzmán-Martínez, and Noé Arjona

    8.1 Introduction to Self-Healing Systems 109

    8.2 Thermodynamics and Kinetics Implication on Self-Healing Systems 110

    8.3 Mechanism Inside of Self-Healing 112

    8.4 Coupled Self-Healing in Electrodes, Electrolytes, and Interfaces 115

    8.5 Real-Time Monitoring 120

    8.6 Future Perspectives 122

    References 123

    9 Future Frontiers in Defect Science for Advanced Energy Technologies 127
    Lorena Álvarez Contreras, Noé Arjona, and Minerva Guerra Balcázar

    9.1 Introduction 127

    9.2 Evolving Paradigms: Trends and Prospects in Defect-Driven Nanomaterials 128

    9.3 Intersection with Other Disciplines: Collaborations and Synergies 133

    9.4 Roadmap for Future Research in Surface and Interfacial Defects in Nanomaterials 136

    9.5 Conclusions 139

    References 139

    10 Defects and Interface Engineering of MXenes: Heterojunction Hybrid Catalysts for Hydrogen Production 143
    Divyadharshini Satheesh, Gouranga Maharana, Rekha Pachaiappan, Kovendhan Manavalan, and D. Paul Joseph

    10.1 Defects 143

    10.2 Interface Engineering: A Brief Introduction 145

    10.3 Influence of Defects and Interfaces on the Characteristics of Materials 145

    10.4 Introduction to Hydrogen Production 147

    10.5 2D MXenes for Hydrogen Evolution Reactions 149

    10.6 Conclusion 158

    10.7 Future Perspectives 158

    References 159

    11 Defect and Interface Engineering in Electrocatalytic CO2 Reduction 163
    Narmadha Maharajan, Sampathkumar Prakasam, and Suresh Chinnathambi

    11.1 Introduction 163

    11.2 Types of Defects 164

    11.3 Methods to Create Defects 165

    11.4 Characterization of Defects 166

    11.5 Defect Engineering in Metal Electrocatalysts 167

    11.6 Effect of Surface Defect Sites on CO2 RR 170

    11.7 Impact of Defects in Carbon-Based Materials for CO2 RR 173

    11.8 Intrinsic Defect 173

    11.9 Single-Metal Atom Sites 174

    11.10 Challenges and Perspectives in CO2 RR 175

    11.11 Conclusion 176

    Acknowledgement 176

    References 176

    12 Defect and Interface Engineering in Fuel Production 179
    I. Velázquez-Hernández and M. Estévez

    12.1 Catalytic Defects in Alternative Fuel Synthesis 179

    12.2 Interfacial Considerations in Fuel Production 180

    12.3 Defect-Engineered Nanomaterials for Precision Fuel Synthesis 183

    12.4 Innovative Catalysts for Sustainable Fuel Synthesis 185

    12.5 Integration of Defects in Electrochemical Fuel Production 186

    12.6 Conclusions 187

    References 187

    13 Defect and Interface Engineering in Electrochemical Valorization of Biomass to Value-Added Chemicals 191
    Sampathkumar Prakasam, Narmadha Maharajan, and Suresh Chinnathambi

    13.1 Introduction 191

    13.2 Defect Engineering and Its Types 193

    13.3 Biomass Valorization and Its Types 194

    13.4 Defects and Interface Engineering in Electrochemical Valorization of Biomass 196

    13.5 Challenges in Electrochemical Biomass Valorization 204

    13.6 Future Perspectives and Conclusions 204

    References 205

    14 Defect and Interface Engineering in Fuel Cells 209
    Minerva Guerra Balcázar, Carlos Guzmán Martínez, and Alejandra Álvarez López

    14.1 Impact of Defects on Electrocatalytic Activity 209

    14.2 Defects on Noble Metal-Based Catalysts 210

    14.3 Defects in Alternative Non-platinum Catalysts 213

    14.4 Carbon-Based Materials and Their Modification with Defects 214

    14.5 Conclusions and Future Perspectives 214

    References 215

    15 Defect and Interface Engineering in Electrolyzers 217
    J.C. Cruz, B. Pamplona Solis, K. García Uitz, and M.P. Gurrola

    15.1 Introduction to Electrolyzers 217

    15.2 Materials Used as Catalysts in Electrolyzers 219

    15.3 Components of an Electrolysis System 224

    15.4 Common Problems in Materials Engineering 225

    15.5 Future Trends of PEMEL, AEL, and AEMEL 226

    15.6 Conclusions 227

    References 228

    16 Defect and Interface Engineering for the Oxygen Reduction Reaction 233
    Heriberto Cruz-Martínez, Lidia Santiago-Silva, Brenda García-Hilerio, and Víctor A. Franco-Luján

    16.1 Introduction 233

    16.2 Types and Effects of Defects in Graphene for ORR 234

    16.3 Roles of Vacancies in Graphene for ORR 234

    16.4 Roles of Doping in Graphene for ORR 237

    16.5 Conclusions 240

    Acknowledgments 241

    References 241

    17 Defect and Interface Engineering in Li-Ion Batteries 247
    Jesús Adrián Díaz-Real

    17.1 Introduction 247

    17.2 Defect Engineering in Li-Ion Batteries 248

    17.3 Interface Engineering in Li-Ion Batteries 251

    17.4 Experimental Techniques and Analytical Methods 253

    17.5 Challenges and Future Directions 255

    17.6 Conclusions 257

    References 258

    18 Defects and Interface Engineering in Na-Ion Batteries 261
    Zhen-Yi Gu, Xiao-Tong Wang, Xin-Xin Zhao, and Xing-Long Wu

    18.1 Defects in Electrode Materials 261

    18.2 Interface Engineering 264

    18.3 Summary 272

    References 273

    19 Defect and Interface Engineering in K-Ion Batteries 277
    Yahreli Audeves-Audeves, Raúl Castellanos-Espinoza, and Minerva Guerra Balcázar

    19.1 Introduction to Potassium-Ion Batteries 277

    19.2 Defect Engineering in Materials of Potassium-Ion Batteries 279

    19.3 Defects in Anode Materials Used in PIBs 280

    19.4 Defects in Cathode Materials Used in PIBs 283

    19.5 Recent Advances in PIBs Through Defect/Interface Engineering 287

    19.6 Applications and Future Perspectives 287

    References 288

    20 Defect and Interface Engineering in Lithium-Air Batteries 293
    Lorena Álvarez Contreras and J. Antonio Cruz-Navarro

    20.1 Electrochemical Dynamics of Li-Air Systems 293

    20.2 Defect-Driven Modulation of Lithium Reactivity 294

    20.3 Interface Engineering for Precision Oxygen Reaction 295

    20.4 Defect-Induced Stability Enhancements 296

    20.5 Interfaces and Long-Term Cyclability in Li-Air Systems 302

    20.6 Future Perspectives in Defect and Interface Engineering for Li-Air Batteries 303

    20.7 Conclusion 304

    References 305

    21 Defect and Interface Engineering in Zinc-Air Batteries 309
    Alejandro Arredondo-Espínola and Noé Arjona

    21.1 Introduction to Zinc-Air Batteries 309

    21.2 Types of Bifunctional Electrocatalyst for ZABs 311

    21.3 Defect and Interface Engineering Applied to Electrocatalysts 313

    21.4 Interface and Defect Engineering Applied to Different Rechargeable Zinc-air Batteries 315

    21.5 Conclusions and Perspectives 322

    References 322

    22 Addressing Surface and Interfacial Defects in Lithium-Sulfur Batteries 327
    Alexander Suárez-Barajas and Noé Arjona

    22.1 Introduction 327

    22.2 Lithium-Sulfur Batteries: Benefits and Mechanisms 328

    22.3 Challenges in Lithium-Sulfur Batteries 328

    22.4 Impact of Surface and Interfacial Defects in LSBs 330

    22.5 The Effect on Sulfur Cathodes in Li-S Batteries 331

    22.6 Effects of Surface Defects on Separators and Their Role in Addressing Li-S Battery Challenges 334

    22.7 Surface and Interfacial Defects in Lithium Metal Anodes for Li-S Batteries 337

    22.8 Conclusions and Future Perspectives 340

    References 340

    23 Engineering Defects in Advanced Battery Systems 343
    María Fernanda Bósquez-Cáceres, Juan P. Tafur, and Vivian Morera Córdova

    23.1 Introduction to Advanced Battery Technologies 343

    23.2 Fundamentals of Defect Engineering in Batteries 346

    23.3 Case Studies: Enhancing the Performance of Advanced Battery Systems 351

    23.4 Challenges and Future Perspectives in Defect Engineering 356

    References 357

    24 Defect and Interface Engineering in Electrochemical Pseudocapacitors Based on Carbon 361
    Zhipeng Sun and Xiaoyan Shi

    24.1 Introduction 361

    24.2 Defect Engineering in Carbon Materials: Insights and Applications 361

    24.3 Strategies for Defect Engineering 365

    24.4 Defect Characterization in Carbon Materials 368

    24.5 Applications in Electrochemical Pseudocapacitor Systems 370

    24.6 Surface/Interface Engineering 376

    24.7 Future Perspectives 379

    24.8 Conclusion 380

    References 380

    25 Metal Oxide-Based Electrochemical Supercapacitors: Performance Enhancement by Defects and Interface Engineering 383
    Poovitha Ganesan, Yuvashree Jayavelu, D. Paul Joseph, V. Ganesh, Rathika Rajendran, and Kovendhan Manavalan

    25.1 Introduction 383

    25.2 Classification of Supercapacitor 386

    25.3 Supercapacitor Components 391

    25.4 Synthesis Strategies for Electrode Materials 393

    25.5 Defect and Interface Engineering in Pseudocapacitors 394

    25.6 Characterization Techniques for Defects and Interface Analysis 397

    25.7 Conclusion 400

    References 400

    26 Defect and Interface Engineering in Electrochemical Pseudocapacitors Based on Pseudocapacitive Materials 405
    Próspero Acevedo-Peña

    26.1 Introduction 405

    26.2 MXenes 406

    26.3 Transition Metal Nitrides 411

    26.4 Conducting Polymers 414

    References 416

    Index 419