A defective bismuth–indium catalyst promotes water dissociation for selective carbon dioxide electroreduction to HCOOH

Zhou, Jieshu; Li, Liming; Ren, Hangxing; Wang, Haibin; Li, Yong; Liu, Kangning; Huang, Liang; Yang, Xinyao; Hao, Zhen; Zhang, Yuguang; Wang, Zhichao; Wang, Xi; Ding, Jian; Ji, Yuping; Wang, Li; Liang, Hongyan

doi:10.1039/d4qi00053f

Inorg. Chem. Front.

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4qi00053f

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A defective bismuth–indium catalyst promotes water dissociation for selective carbon dioxide electroreduction to HCOOH

Jieshu Zhou,

Liming Li,

Hangxing Ren

et al.

Abstract: A defective BiIn bimetallic catalyst derived from a P-doped BiIn pre-catalyst is developed, which enables CO2 conversion to HCOOH with high activity and selectivity.

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A defective bismuth–indium catalyst promotes water dissociation for selective carbon dioxide electroreduction to HCOOH

Abstract: A defective BiIn bimetallic catalyst derived from a P-doped BiIn pre-catalyst is developed, which enables CO2 conversion to HCOOH with high activity and selectivity.

Cited by 2 publications

References 30 publications

In-situ regeneration of Bi0 active site to renew surface activation for long-term stable and efficient CO2-to-formate electrosynthesis

In-situ regeneration of Bi0 active site to renew surface activation for long-term stable and efficient CO2-to-formate electrosynthesis

Unveiling the potential of bismuth-based catalysts for electrochemical CO₂ reduction

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A defective bismuth–indium catalyst promotes water dissociation for selective carbon dioxide electroreduction to HCOOH

Abstract: A defective BiIn bimetallic catalyst derived from a P-doped BiIn pre-catalyst is developed, which enables CO2 conversion to HCOOH with high activity and selectivity.

Cited by 2 publications

References 30 publications

In-situ regeneration of Bi0 active site to renew surface activation for long-term stable and efficient CO2-to-formate electrosynthesis

In-situ regeneration of Bi0 active site to renew surface activation for long-term stable and efficient CO2-to-formate electrosynthesis

Unveiling the potential of bismuth-based catalysts for electrochemical CO2 reduction

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