Combined high alkalinity and pressurization enable efficient CO2 electroreduction to CO

By Christine M. Gabardo, A. Seifitokaldani, Jonathan P. Edwards, C. Dinh, Thomas Burdyny, Golam Kibria, Colin P. O’Brien, Edward H. Sargent, David Sinton. 2018

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Subfields: Catalysis, Process Chemistry and Technology, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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Citations in the corpus

• Continuous Carbon Dioxide Electroreduction to Concentrated Multi-carbon Products Using a Membrane Electrode Assembly (2019, background): “Operation of CO2RR electrolyzers in highly alkaline environments has shown increased conductivity across the flow cell and improved reaction kinetics compared to those with less alkaline electrolytes.(6,21) Although very high current densities and EEs can be achieved with alkaline flow cells; they s”
• Electrochemical CO2 Reduction to Ethanol with Copper-Based Catalysts (2021, result): “Regarding the most selective Cu-doped Carbon systems, the largest FEmax values were obtained in H-cells at very low current densities (jEtOH = −1 to −7 mA/cm 2) while at the largest current densities in flow cells (jEtOH= −120 to −150 mA/cm 2) FEmax values were below 52%.”