Electrifying HCOOH synthesis from CO
2
building blocks over Cu–Bi nanorod arrays
Guiru Zhang,
Bing Tan,
Dong Hyeon Mok
et al.
Abstract:Precise electrochemical synthesis of commodity chemicals and fuels from CO
2
building blocks provides a promising route to close the anthropogenic carbon cycle, in which renewable but intermittent electricity could be stored within the greenhouse gas molecules. Here, we report state-of-the-art CO
2
-to-HCOOH valorization performance over a multiscale optimized Cu–Bi cathodic architecture, delivering a formate Faradaic efficiency exceeding 95% within an aqueous el… Show more
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