Seawater electrolysis (SWE) is a promising and potentially cost‐effective approach to
hydrogen production, considering that seawater is vastly abundant and SWE is able to …

Chlorine gas is one of the most basic chemicals produced through electrolysis of brine
solution and is a key raw material in many areas of industrial chemistry. In the past half a …

Understanding the structure of the electric double layer (EDL) is critical for designing
efficient electrocatalytic processes. However, the interplay between reactant adsorbates and …

Direct electrochemical propylene epoxidation by means of water-oxidation intermediates
presents a sustainable alternative to existing routes that involve hazardous chlorine or …

Epoxides are significant intermediates for the manufacture of pharmaceuticals and epoxy
resins. In this study, we develop a Br−/BrO− mediated photoelectrochemical epoxidation …

The electrochemical synthesis of propylene oxide is far from practical application due to the
limited performance (including activity, stability, and selectivity). In this work, we spatially …

The electrochemical production of ethylene oxide (EO) from CO2, water and renewable
electricity could result in a net consumption of CO2. Unfortunately existing electrochemical …

Coupling electrochemical and chemical reactions has been demonstrated in traditional
tandem reactor systems, but their practical applications are still distilled down to individual …

The indirect electro‐epoxidation of ethylene (C2H4), produced from CO2 electroreduction
(CO2R), holds immense promise for CO2 upcycling to valuable ethylene oxide (EO) …

Ethylene oxidation to oxygenates via electrocatalysis is practically promising because of
less energy input and CO2 output compared with traditional thermal catalysis. However …