Electrochemical C–N coupling reactions based on abundant small molecules (such as CO2
and N2) have attracted increasing attention as a new “green synthetic strategy” for the …

Thermochemical conversion of fossil resources into fuels, chemicals, and materials has
rapidly increased atmospheric CO2 levels, hindering global efforts toward achieving carbon …

Electrochemical C–N coupling has generated intense research interest as a promising
approach to reduce carbon and nitrogen emissions and store excess renewable electricity in …

Electrochemical synthesis of C–N bond-containing compounds (eg, urea, amino acid,
amide, amine, and their derivates) from CO2/N2 and their derivates is emerging as a …

Given the limited product variety of electrocatalytic CO2 reduction reactions solely from CO2
and H2O as the reactants, it is desirable to expand the product scope by introducing …

Excess CO 2 and NO 3-released by human industrial activities have contributed to the
deterioration of the global environment. Simultaneous activation and reduction of CO 2 and …

Energy-intensive thermochemical processes within chemical manufacturing are a major
contributor to global CO2 emissions. With the increasing push for sustainability, the scientific …

Inorganic nitrogen oxide (NOx) species, such as NO, NO2, NO3−, NO2− generated from the
decomposition of organic matters, volcanic eruptions and lightning activated nitrogen, play …

Conventional methods for carrying out carbon–hydrogen functionalization and carbon–
nitrogen bond formation are typically conducted at elevated temperatures, and rely on …

The electrocatalytic carbon dioxide reduction (ECR) to fuels and feedstocks driven by
renewable energy is a promising approach to alleviate the environmental and energy crisis …