Title of article
Application of polyoxometalate-based composites for sensor systems: A review
Author/Authors
Khalilpour ، Hamid Department of Mining, Metallurgy and Materials Engineering - Université Laval , Shafiee ، Parisa Catalyst and Nano Material Research Laboratory (CNMRL) - School of Chemical, Petroleum and Gas Engineering - Iran University of Science and Technology , Darbandi ، Amirhossein Department of Mechanical Engineering - Payame Noor University , Yusuf ، Mohammad Department of Chemical Engineering - Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS , Mahmoudi ، Shirin Semiconductor Department - Materials and Energy Research Center , Moazzami Goudarzi ، Zahra Department of Chemical Engineering - Isfahan University of Technology , Mirzamohammadi ، Sadegh Department of materials and Metallurgical Engineering - Technical and Vocational University (TVU)
From page
129
To page
139
Abstract
Composites based on polyoxometalates (POMs) have been increasingly attracted by many researchers due to their multitudinous architectures and excellent redox activities as well as outstanding proton and electron transport capacities. Lately, much research has been done on POMs composited with well-porous framework materials (including ZIFs, MOFs) or conducting polymers, carbon quantum dot (CQD), graphene, carbon structures (e.g. carbon nanotubes (CNTs)), and metal nanoparticles (NPs). The results exhibited improved stability and enhanced electrochemical performances. Hence, developing POMs and POM-based composite materials (PCMs) has long been a topic of interest for chemical researchers. Herein, the properties and applications of pristine POMs, doped POMs, and composite-based POMs are reviewed in detail. The various compositions of POMs with sensing application such as POMs-nanocarbon composites (POMs-graphene composites and POMs-carbon nanotube composites), POMs-conductive polymer composites, and POMs-metal composites are also investigated in this review.
Keywords
Polyoxometalates , Composites , Framework materials , Electrochemical performances
Journal title
Journal of Composites and Compounds
Journal title
Journal of Composites and Compounds
Record number
2624090
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