redoxenabled
Redoxenabled is an adjective used in chemistry and materials science to describe systems, materials, or interfaces that actively enable redox (oxidation–reduction) reactions. A redoxenabled component hosts redox-active species that undergo reversible electron transfer, or provides an efficient electron-conducting pathway that connects redox centers to an external circuit or to catalytic sites. The defining feature is that electron transfer can occur with favorable kinetics and desired selectivity, allowing controlled oxidation or reduction events to be exploited in devices or processes.
Applications span energy storage, sensing, catalysis, and environmental remediation. In energy storage, redoxenabled materials participate in
Common design considerations include the stability and reversibility of redox states, the separation of potential windows