Single atom catalysts with defined local structures and favorable surface microenvironments
are significant for overcoming slow kinetics and accelerating O2 electroreduction. Here …

Utilizing renewable electricity for the electrocatalytic conversion of CO2 into alcohols
represents a promising avenue for generating value‐added fuels and achieving carbon …

Electrolysis integrates renewable energy into chemical manufacturing and is key to
sustainable chemistry. Controlling the waveform beyond direct current (DC) addresses the …

Regulating oxidation state of Cu-based chalcogenides catalysts during electrolysis is of
great significance for efficient CO 2 electrochemical reduction reaction (CO 2 RR) to …

Production of C 2 chemicals (such as C 2 H 4, C 2 H 5 OH, etc.) from CO 2 electroreduction
reaction (CO 2 ER) has been regarded as a promising route to solve the environmental …

Electrocatalytic CO 2 reduction reaction (CO 2 RR) towards two-electron products is a
competent technique to convert renewable electricity into chemical energy at ambient …

Regulating the binding energy between the catalysts and reaction intermediate species is
crucial for electrocatalytic processes. As according to the Sabatier principle, excessively …

Electrocatalysis provides an optimal approach for the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO 2)
into high-value chemicals, thereby presenting a promising avenue toward achieve carbon …

The electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide (CO 2) for the generation of multicarbon (C
2+) products with high commercial value—eg, ethanol and ethylene—is gaining growing …

Temperature affects both the thermodynamics of intermediate adsorption and the kinetics of
elementary reactions. Despite its extensive study in thermocatalysis, temperature effect is …