Non‑Thermal Plasma Catalysis for Conversion of CO2 and CH4 to Oxygenates: A Mini Review

Liangpang Xu; Yi Min Xie; Bichao Wu; Qian Lu; Lu Wang; Ying Wang

doi:10.1039/d5im00347d

January 1, 2026Industrial Chemistry and MaterialsOpen Access

Non‑Thermal Plasma Catalysis for Conversion of CO2 and CH4 to Oxygenates: A Mini Review

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The aim is to summarize recent advances in non-thermal plasma catalysis for CO2 and CH4 conversion.
Systematic review of literature on non-thermal plasma technology
Focus on direct conversion processes for CO2 and CH4
Highlight recent developments and applications in plasma catalysis
Non-thermal plasma has shown enhanced conversion efficiency for CO2 and CH4
Advancements in the technology indicate improved pathways for oxygenate production
The review points to scalable applications of this emerging technology

Implication

Mini review reveals non-thermal plasma improves conversion of CO2 and CH4 to oxygenates, suggesting advances in catalysis.

Abstract

Non‑thermal plasma (NTP) is an emerging technology for conversion of CO2 and CH4 under mild conditions. This mini review systematically summarizes recent advances in NTP catalysis for the direct conversion...

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