The urea industry is energy intensive and responsible for high levels of carbon emissions.
Electrocatalytic co-reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrate (NO3−) powered by …

Electrocatalytic C− N couplings are promising alternatives to construct C− N bonds and to
synthesize vital chemicals, including amine, amide, amino acid, oxime, imine, and nitrile …

Electrocatalytic C‐N coupling reaction is regarded as a promising strategy for achieving
clean and sustainable urea production by coreducing CO2 and nitrogen species, thus …

Cu-based diatomic catalysts have been reported to selectively synthesize urea. However,
problems such as high applied potential (–0.6∼− 1.5 V vs. RHE) and low urea yields are still …

It is important and challenging to utilise CO2 and NO3− as a feedstock for electrosynthesis of
urea. Herein, we reported a stable 2D metal–organic framework (MOF) Cu-HATNA …

The quest for sustainable urea production has directed attention toward electrocatalytic
methods that bypass the energy-intensive traditional Haber–Bosch process. This study …

The synthesis of urea from CO 2 and nitrate co-electrolysis is highly attractive for the
sustainable production of nitrogen-containing fertilizers such as urea. However, this process …

Abstract 3D porous organic frameworks, which possess the advantages of high surface area
and abundant exposed active sites, are considered ideal platforms to accommodate single …

Electrochemical co-reduction of nitrate (NO3–) and carbon dioxide (CO2) has been widely
regarded as a promising route to produce urea under ambient conditions, however the yield …

The necessary use of large amounts of a homogeneous electrolyte represents a major issue
and challenge for the whole sustainability of electrosynthetic procedures. Herein, we report …