journal article·2026-05

Breaking the transport limit of the rib-channel flow field to enable amp-level CO2 electrolysis and high-purity CO output

Shu Yuan, Lizhen Wu, Rongyi Wang, Rui Xue, Fangyuan Li, Huiyuan Li, Guiru Zhang, Peng Shen, Zhiming Bao, Congfan Zhao, Qing Wang, Jiewei Yin, Liuxuan Luo, Shuiyun Shen, Liang An, Xiaohui Yan, Junliang Zhang

Joule· Volume 10· Issue 5
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