Zeolite templated carbon from Beta replica as metal-free electrocatalyst for CO2 reduction

Papanikolaou, Georgia; Chillè, Donatella; Abate, Salvatore; Perathoner, S.; Centi, Gabriele; Giorgianni, Gianfranco; Cozza, Daniela; Dalena, Francesco; Migliori, Massimo; Giordano, G.; Lanzafame, Paola

doi:10.1016/j.apmt.2022.101383

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“…Developing 3D electrodes is a current research trend to increase charge density (productivity) based on the geometrical electrode area. 280,281 An aspect often overlooked is that a charged porous material would be present in these electrodes. However, the investigation of the mass diffusion in porous electrodes (charged and perhaps with a non-homogeneous charge distribution) is still very limited.…”

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Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO₂

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Perathoner

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Chem. Soc. Rev.

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Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO₂

Kang

Perathoner

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Chem. Soc. Rev.

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Catalysis for Carbon‐Circularity: Emerging Concepts and Role of Inorganic Chemistry

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Perathoner

2024

ChemSusChem

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Carbon circularity is crucial for achieving a circular economy but has wider implications and impacts with respect to the circularity of materials. It has an in‐depth transformative effect on the economy. CO2 recycling is a critical component for this objective, with catalysis and inorganic chemistry playing a determining role in achieving this challenge. This concept paper presents some examples, as food for thought, of unconventional aspects in developing thermal and electro/photocatalysts for recycling CO2. The aspects discussed regard designing novel materials for CO2 thermo‐ or electro‐conversion and developing novel nanostructured electrodes.

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Recent progress on advanced solid adsorbents for CO2 capture: From mechanism to machine learning

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Afshari Aghajari,

Rahimi

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Materials Today Sustainability

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Zeolite templated carbon from Beta replica as metal-free electrocatalyst for CO2 reduction

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Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO₂

Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO₂

Catalysis for Carbon‐Circularity: Emerging Concepts and Role of Inorganic Chemistry

Recent progress on advanced solid adsorbents for CO2 capture: From mechanism to machine learning

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Zeolite templated carbon from Beta replica as metal-free electrocatalyst for CO2 reduction

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Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO2

Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO2

Catalysis for Carbon‐Circularity: Emerging Concepts and Role of Inorganic Chemistry

Recent progress on advanced solid adsorbents for CO2 capture: From mechanism to machine learning

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Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO₂

Understanding the complexity in bridging thermal and electrocatalytic methanation of CO₂