CO2 reacts with hydrogen at the surface of a catalyst material heated selectively and locally by magnetic induction. The catalyst operates at high temperature in a cold environment, shifting the equilibrium of the reverse water gas shift reaction to produce high yields of CO under mild conditions. More in the Research Article (e23576), Walter Leitner, Alexis Bordet, and co-workers.
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