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Steering carbon dioxide reduction toward C-C coupling using copper electrodes modified with porous molecular films
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This groundbreaking research conducted by Siqi Zhao, Oliver Christensen, Zhaozong Sun, and colleagues reveals how porous bipyridine-based films significantly enhance the performance of copper electrodes in electrochemical carbon dioxide reduction, achieving nearly a tenfold increase in ethylene formation's intrinsic current density and multicarbon product selectivity. Discover the implications of these innovations on CO2RR.
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