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Significance Water oxidation fixes carbon dioxide producing ∼100 gigatons (GT) of carbohydrates annually. Living organisms convert the stored chemical energy back to carbon dioxide and water through respiration. An analogous cycle can be envisioned whereby hydrogen gas is stored as ammonia, synthesized from atmospherically ubiquitous dinitrogen. Biological and industrial reduction of dinitrogen is currently estimated to produce 0.3–0.5 GT of ammonia annually. An important reaction in such a proposed nitrogen-based hydrogen storage and distribution scheme is the oxidation of ammonia back to dinitrogen and the protons and electrons that regenerate hydrogen gas. While inorganic materials can oxidize ammonia to dinitrogen, protons, and electrons, no molecular species are known to catalyze this reaction.

Homogeneous electrocatalytic oxidation of ammonia to N 2 under mild conditions

Homogeneous electrocatalytic oxidation of ammonia to N ₂ under mild conditions