A DFT study of hypercoordinated copper silicide nanotubes

A robust and high performance copper silicide catalyst for electrochemical CO2 reduction

“…[21][22][23][24] Copper silicide nanostructures also have potential applications in microelectronic devices. [25][26][27][28][29] Finally, copper is a widely used catalyst, either pristine or as an alloy with other elements. In the case of copper silicide, the most known catalyst application is the so-called the Direct (Mu ¨ller-Rochow) process.…”

“…21–24 Copper silicide nanostructures also have potential applications in microelectronic devices. 25–29…”