CO2 Reduction Techniques and Catalysts
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This cluster of papers focuses on the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide to produce renewable fuels and chemicals. It covers topics such as electrocatalysis, catalysts for CO2 reduction, molecular and metallic surfaces, and selective reduction processes.
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electrochemical CO2 reduction; Faradaic efficiency; CO2 reduction; formate production; CO selectivity; hydrogen evolution suppression; CO2 to CO conversion; C–C coupling; gas diffusion electrode; CO2 electrolysis; multi-carbon products; C2+ products; copper electrocatalysts; formate selectivity; COOH intermediate; CO Faradaic efficiency; C2 selectivity; CO electroreduction; photoelectrochemical CO2 reduction; CO2 reduction reaction; molecular catalysts; electrochemical CO2 conversion; low overpotential; CO intermediate; carbon dioxide electroreduction
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