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Integrating nickel-nitrogen doped carbon catalyzed CO2 electroreduction with chlor-alkali process for CO, Cl2 and KHCO3 production with enhanced techno …

Guo et al., 2020

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5459144200262467155
Author
Guo J
Sun W
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Applied Catalysis B: Environmental

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Typically, CO 2 electroreduction is coupled with oxygen evolution reaction (OER), which is highly energy consuming, and also costs alkalis formed at the cathode. Here, we use chlorine evolution reaction (CER), instead of OER, to integrate with CO 2 electroreduction …
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