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The central aim is to enhance the photocatalytic efficiency of porous organic polymers for CO2 reduction.

February 22, 2026Chemical Communications0 citationsOpen Access

Nickel(II) driven activity enhancement of donor-acceptor porous organic polymer for selective photoreduction of carbon dioxide

ADAnjan Kumar DasNil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital ADA. John David NGNandini M GotgiSaint Joseph's College

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The central aim is to enhance the photocatalytic efficiency of porous organic polymers for CO2 reduction.
Designed and synthesized porous organic polymers (Py-DPEN) as photocatalysts
Incorporated nickel(II) into the polymer structure
Evaluated photocatalytic performance in CO2 photoreduction
Nickel(II) incorporation led to a significant increase in photocatalytic activity
Enhanced conversion rates of CO2 to carbon monoxide observed
Demonstrated potential of porous polymers in carbon capture and conversion

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We report the design and synthesis of porous organic polymers (Py-DPEN) as photocatalyst for the photoreduction of CO2 to carbon monoxide (CO). Incorporation of Ni(II) drastically enhanced the photocatalytic activity...

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