CO2 emissions can be recycled via low-temperature CO2 electrolysis to generate products
such as carbon monoxide, ethanol, ethylene, acetic acid, formic acid and propanol. In recent …

Electrochemical reduction of gaseous feeds such as CO2, CO, and N2 holds promise for
sustainable energy and chemical production. Practical application of this technology is …

The study of the electrochemical CO2 reduction to obtain formate (HCOO–) or formic acid
(HCOOH) is receiving much attention as a promising technology. Since continuous–mode …

Electrochemical carbon dioxide reduction reaction (CO2RR) using clean electric energy
provides a sustainable route to generate highly‐valuable chemicals and fuels, which is …

The electrosynthesis of formate from CO2 can mitigate environmental issues while providing
an economically valuable product. Although stannic oxide is a good catalytic material for …

The electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) to multicarbon hydrocarbons or
oxygenate compounds beyond carbon monoxide is of great importance, as it offers a …

Direct experimental observations of the interface structure can provide vital insights into
heterogeneous catalysis. Examples of interface design based on single atom and surface …

Catalysts for electrochemical and photochemical reactions play critical roles in energy
storage and conversion as well as degradation of organic pollutants. Due to their unique …

The low-temperature electrolysis of CO2 in membrane-based flow reactors is a promising
technology for converting captured CO2 into valuable chemicals and fuels. In recent years …

Converting anthropogenic CO2 to value-added products using renewable energy has
received much attention to achieve a sustainable carbon cycle. CO2 electrolysis has been …