Electrochemical CO2 reduction reaction (CO2RR) offers a promising approach to close the
anthropogenic carbon cycle and store intermittent renewable energy in fuels or chemicals …

Contact-electro-catalysis (CEC) is an emerging field that utilizes electron transfer occurring
at the liquid–solid and even liquid–liquid interfaces because of the contact-electrification …

Electrolysis that reduces carbon dioxide (CO2) to useful chemicals can, in principle,
contribute to a more sustainable and carbon-neutral future,,,,–. However, it remains …

Product selectivity differences between the electroreduction of CO2 and CO under practical
current densities are a widely encountered phenomenon that is rarely emphasized or …

Rationally modulating the binding strength of reaction intermediates on surface sites of
copper-based catalysts could facilitate C–C coupling to generate multicarbon products in an …

The in-tandem catalyst holds great promise for addressing the limitation of low* CO
coverage on Cu-based materials for selective C2H4 generation during CO2 …

Reducing carbon dioxide to valuable chemicals and fuels such as formic acid, carbon
monoxide, methanol, methane, ethylene, ethanol, and multi-carbon (C2+) products by …

Revealing the dynamic reconstruction process and tailoring advanced copper (Cu) catalysts
is of paramount significance for promoting the conversion of CO2 into ethylene (C2H4) …

Cu-based catalysts hold promise for electrifying CO2 to produce methane, an extensively
used fuel. However, the activity and selectivity remain insufficient due to the lack of catalyst …

The catalytic activity and product selectivity of the electrochemical CO2 reduction reaction
(eCO2RR) depend strongly on the local microenvironment of mass diffusion at the …