Baibin Zhou

Prof. Baibin Zhou


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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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16 October 2020 in Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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LCLiping Cui
Liping Cui
KYKai Yu
Kai Yu
JLJinghua Lv
Jinghua Lv
CGChanghong Guo
Changhong Guo
BZBaibin Zhou
Baibin Zhou
{AsW 12 } clusters were grafted onto Ag-MOF to yield two 3D POMOFs that exhibit outstanding electrochemical supercapacitor and sensing properties.

10 April 2013 in Inorganic Chemistry
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LWLu Wang
Lu Wang
BZBaibin Zhou
Baibin Zhou
KYKai Yu
Kai Yu
ZSZhan-Hua Su
Zhan-Hua Su
SGSong Gao
Song Gao
GYGuo-Yu Yang
Guo-Yu Yang

25 March 2020 in Inorganic Chemistry
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XMXinyue Ma
Xinyue Ma
KYKai Yu
Kai Yu
JYJie Yuan
Jie Yuan
LCLiping Cui
Liping Cui
JLJinghua Lv
Jinghua Lv
BZBaibin Zhou
Baibin Zhou

29 August 2021 in Inorganic Chemistry
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XLXingzhi Liu
Xingzhi Liu
LCLiping Cui
Liping Cui
KYKai Yu
Kai Yu
JLJinghua Lv
Jinghua Lv
YLYuhang Liu
Yuhang Liu
BZBaibin Zhou
Baibin Zhou

12 May 2021 in Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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HLHuan Liu
Huan Liu
LGLi-Ge Gong
Li-Ge Gong
CWChun-Xiao Wang
Chun-Xiao Wang
CWChun-Mei Wang
Chun-Mei Wang
KYKai Yu
Kai Yu
BZBaibin Zhou
Baibin Zhou
We successfully synthesized {Cu 2 SiW 12 O 40 }@HKUST-1 through a one-step solution method. The synthesized material exhibited excellent performance as a supercapacitor electrode and as a catalyst for the oxygen evolution reaction.

22 September 2010 in CrystEngComm
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HJHai-Juan Jin
Hai-Juan Jin
BZBaibin Zhou
Baibin Zhou
YYYang Yu
Yang Yu
ZZZhi-Feng Zhao
Zhi-Feng Zhao
ZSZhan-Hua Su
Zhan-Hua Su
A series of inorganic–organic complexes based on polymolybdate anions and copper–organic subunits, [Cu(H2O)(bim)2]{[Cu(Hbim)2][P2Mo5O23]}·2H2O (1), [Cu(Hbim)2]{[Cu(bim)(H2O)2]2[Cu(bim)2]2[(P2Mo5O23)2]}·20H2O (2), [Cu(phen)(H2O)][Cu(bim)2]2[P2Mo5O23]·H2O (3) and Mg[Cu(bim)(H2O)]2[P2Mo5O23]·4H2O (4) (bim = 2,2′-biimidazole, phen = 1,10-phenanthroline), have been synthesized under hydrothermal conditions and their crystal structures have been determined by single-crystal X-ray diffraction analysis. All of these compounds contain the [P2Mo5O23]6 − polyoxoanions as building units. The structure determination shows that the polyoxoanion of compound 1 is mono-supported by one copper complex subunit. In compound 2, the [P2Mo5O23]6 −cluster is supported by two distinct [Cu(bim)(H2O)2]2+ and [Cu(bim)2]2+ fragments. Compound 3 presents a tri-supported polyoxometalate cluster structure, where each [P2Mo5O23]6 − anion is decorated by two [Cu(bim)2]2+ and one [Cu(phen)(H2O)]2+ cations. In compound 4, the [P2Mo5O23]6 − anion is supported by four symmetry [Cu(bim)(H2O)]2+ units. The cyclic voltammetry results for 1–4 indicate the known fingerprint of the [P2Mo5O23]6 − anion. Although compounds 1–4 contain similar polyoxometalate anions, the mean peak potentials are slightly different, due to their different chemical environments. The magnetic behaviours of 1–4 were also investigated, in the temperature range of 2–300 K.