2023
DOI: 10.1002/asia.202201310
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Front Cover: Highly Active Catalytic CO2 Hydrogenation to Lower Olefins via Spinel ZnGaOx Combined with SAPO‐34 (Chem. Asian J. 4/2023)

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“…presented three strategies for designing surface and interface of CO 2 reduction catalysts, i. e., oxygen vacancy, SMSI effect, and internal structure design and doping strategy. Zheng et al [21] . reported that the ZnGaO x /SAPO‐34 catalysts could catalyze CO 2 hydrogenation to lower olefins (C 2 =C 4 =) with a selectivity of 70.01%.…”
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“…presented three strategies for designing surface and interface of CO 2 reduction catalysts, i. e., oxygen vacancy, SMSI effect, and internal structure design and doping strategy. Zheng et al [21] . reported that the ZnGaO x /SAPO‐34 catalysts could catalyze CO 2 hydrogenation to lower olefins (C 2 =C 4 =) with a selectivity of 70.01%.…”
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“…Saleem et al [20] presented three strategies for designing surface and interface of CO 2 reduction catalysts, i. e., oxygen vacancy, SMSI effect, and internal structure design and doping strategy. Zheng et al [21] reported that the ZnGaO x /SAPO-34 catalysts could catalyze CO 2 hydrogenation to lower olefins (C 2 =C 4 =) with a selectivity of 70.01%. Shao et al [22] reviewed the recent advances of Cu-based core-shell structures for the reduction of CO 2 to multi-carbon products owing to the unique electronic structure and interface environment involved in the core-shell structures.…”
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