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April 15, 2026Chemical Science1 citationsOpen Access

Synergistic Cu nanoparticles and Cu single atoms leveraging hydrogen spillover for selective CO electroreduction to acetate

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QWQ J WangDalian Institute of Chemical PhysicsTLTianfu LiDalian Institute of Chemical PhysicsXGXinhui GuoDalian Institute of Chemical Physics

Key Points

  • The aim is to investigate how copper single atoms influence the electroreduction of carbon monoxide to acetate by enhancing hydrogen supply.
  • Examined the role of copper single atoms and nanoparticles in CO electroreduction.
  • Measured the faradaic efficiency for acetate production during electrochemical reactions.
  • Analyzed the interaction between CO adsorption and hydrogen supply.
  • Achieved a faradaic efficiency of 60.6% for acetate production.
  • Demonstrated reduced kinetic limitations associated with CO and hydrogen.
  • Showed improved selectivity in CO electroreduction due to hydrogen spillover.

Abstract

The hydrogen spillover from Cu single atoms breaks the kinetic trade-off between CO adsorption and hydrogen supply on Cu nanoparticles, resulting in selective CO electroreduction to acetate with an impressive faradaic efficiency of 60.6%.

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69df2bcae4eeef8a2a6b0b5chttps://doi.org/10.1039/d6sc02439d
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