CO2 Activation at Electrode-Electrolyte Interface

Education and Research

An electrochemical process that reduces CO2 to useful products through electron transfer at a catalyst surface.

An analytical technique used to observe molecular interactions and activation processes at electrode-electrolyte interfaces.

A process that uses electrical energy and catalysts to convert carbon dioxide into useful chemicals and fuels such as formic acid, propane, ethanol, and ethylene.

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