Electrochemical carbon dioxide (CO2) reduction can be used to convert CO2 into various
compounds at room temperature and ambient pressure using electricity generated from …

Understanding the intricate relationship between structure and properties is paramount in
distinguishing nanocluster (NC) materials from their counterparts. Despite the progress in …

The catalytic activity and product selectivity of the electrochemical CO2 reduction reaction
(eCO2RR) depend strongly on the local microenvironment of mass diffusion at the …

The catalytic activity of ligand-protected metal nanoclusters is often hindered by the blocking
effect of surface ligands, necessitating the creation of more uncoordinated sites to enhance …

Several recent studies have demonstrated the great promise of ligand-protected atomically
precise copper nanoclusters in driving various chemical transformation processes. The …

Atom-precise metal nanoclusters (NCs) with large bulk (nuclearity> 60) are important
species for insight into the embryonic phase of metal nanoparticles and their top-down …

Thiolate‐protected Cu clusters with well‐defined structures and stable low‐coordinated Cu+
species exhibit remarkable potential for the CO2RR and are ideal model catalysts for …

The atomically precise metal electrocatalysts for driving CO 2 reduction reactions are
eagerly pursued as they are model systems to identify the active sites, understand the …

The pursuit of decarbonization involves leveraging waste CO2 for the production of valuable
fuels and chemicals (eg, ethanol, ethylene, and urea) through the electrochemical CO2 …

In the quest for sustainable electrochemical carbon dioxide reduction reaction (CO 2 RR)
strategies, developing efficient and selective electrocatalysts remains a paramount …