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Dinuclear Cu(I) molecular electrocatalyst for CO₂-to-C₃ product conversion
N. Sakamoto, K. Sekizawa, et al.
Explore groundbreaking research by Naonari Sakamoto and colleagues, showcasing a novel CO₂ reduction reaction using a Br-bridged dinuclear Cu(I) complex that robustly produces C₃H₇OH. This innovative study delves into the mechanistic insights of C-C coupling, paving the way for next-generation catalysts aimed at enhancing multicarbon CO₂ reduction products.
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