Reducing carbon dioxide efficiently to reuse and recycle it
Reducing carbon dioxide efficiently to reuse and recycle it
Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide holds promise for converting CO2 into valuable products but is hampered by stability issues and wasted carbon. A proton-exchange membrane that uses lead as a catalyst demonstrates the feasibility of durable and efficient CO2 reduction. This is a summary of: Fang, W. et al. Durable CO2 conversion in the proton-exchange membrane system. Nature 626, 86–91 (2024). Access options
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