Electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide into renewable fuel chemicals – The role of nanomaterials and the commercialization

By I. Ganesh. 2016

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Subfields: Environmental Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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In Environmental Engineering

1. K. Park
2. Seoktae Kang
3. Hyungseob Lim
4. Mi-Young Lee
5. Wonhee Lee
6. Youngkook Kwon

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1. K. Park
2. Seoktae Kang
3. Hyungseob Lim
4. Mi-Young Lee
5. Wonhee Lee
6. Youngkook Kwon

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• Current achievements and the future direction of electrochemical CO2 reduction: A short review (2020, methodology): “The advances of the Liquid Light Inc. include the development of long-lasting catalysts with continuous operation for extended times, allowing commercialization of electrochemical CO2 reduction by increasing energy efficiency (Ganesh, 2016).”