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A COOH-terminated nitrogen-doped carbon aerogel as a bulk electrode for completely selective two-electron oxygen reduction to H2O2.

A COOH-terminated nitrogen-doped carbon aerogel exhibited 100% selectivity to two-electron oxygen reduction, exceeding reported carbonaceous and noble metal catalysts. The optimal electrode with the synergistic effect of C-N/C-COOH resulted in a minimum ηO2/H2O2 and gave an evolution rate of 60 mg L-1 g-1 h-1 for H2O2 with satisfactory mechanical and electrochemical stability for practical applications.