Multi-site CO2 fixation demonstrates enhanced capture through cooperative binding in aromatic heterocycles, suggesting new pathways for carbon capture technology.
The cooperative interaction of nitrogen and oxygen centers in aromatic heterocycles provides an effective pathway for charge-assisted CO2 capture. Building on the pioneering work of Luo et al. on hydroxy-pyridine...
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