Proton exchange membrane electrolysis of methanol for simultaneously synthesizing formaldehyde and hydrogen

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Proton exchange membrane electrolysis of methanol for simultaneously synthesizing formaldehyde and hydrogen

Abstract: Electrolysis for upgrading molecules has received attention as a green process that can contribute to a sustainable society. In this study, methanol (MeOH) was converted into formaldehyde (FA) and H2...

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