Taking carbon dioxide without a grain of salt
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Abstract
Liquid-electrolyte-fed electrolysers are promising for conversion of carbon dioxide into fuels and chemicals, but suffer stability issues due to precipitate formation at the cathode. New research reports the prevention of salt formation at porous electrodes, bringing the technology one step closer to industrial commercialization.
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OpenAlex topics: CO2 Reduction Techniques and Catalysts · Advanced battery technologies research · Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies
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