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Academic Publication Specific Adsorption of Alkaline Cations Enhances CO–CO Coupling in CO2 Electroreduction
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Specific Adsorption of Alkaline Cations Enhances CO–CO Coupling in CO2 Electroreduction
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Low-coordinated copper facilitates the *CH2CO affinity at enhanced rectifying interface of Cu/Cu2O for efficient CO2-to-multicarbon alcohols conversion
AbstractThe carbon−carbon coupling at the Cu/Cu2O Schottky interface has been widely recognized as a promising approach for electrocatalytic CO2 conversion into value-added alcohols. However, the l...
Key intermediates and Cu active sites for CO2 electroreduction to ethylene and ethanol
AbstractElectrochemical reduction of CO2 (CO2RR) to multi-carbon products is a promising technology to store intermittent renewable electricity into high-added-value chemicals and close the carbon ...
Efficient Capture and Electroreduction of Dilute CO2 into Highly Pure and Concentrated Formic Acid Aqueous Solution
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Dinuclear Cu(I) molecular electrocatalyst for CO2-to-C3 product conversion
AbstractMolecular metal complex catalysts are highly tunable in terms of their CO2 reduction performance by means of their flexible molecular design. However, metal complex catalysts have challenge...
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