Synergy of Diatomic CuSb-HAB Catalyst with Methanol Oxidation to Promote Formamide Electrosynthesis

Xuezi Xing; Dong Zhang; YunHe Li; Xiaomei Wang; Yang Xing; Ke Chu

doi:10.1039/d6gc01944g

January 1, 2026Green Chemistry

Synergy of Diatomic CuSb-HAB Catalyst with Methanol Oxidation to Promote Formamide Electrosynthesis

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This research aims to enhance the electrocatalytic activity and selectivity for formamide electrosynthesis from CO2 and NOx.
Utilized CuSb-HAB metal-organic framework as a catalyst in the electrochemical co-reduction process.
Investigated the impact of methanol oxidation on the efficiency of formamide production.
Conducted comparative analyses to evaluate catalytic performance.
Significant improvement in electrocatalytic activity observed with CuSb-HAB catalyst compared to traditional methods.
Formamide production rates showed increased yield, confirming enhanced selectivity with the new catalyst.
ECNF demonstrated higher efficiency under optimized reaction conditions.

Implication

Demonstrates improved formamide production using CuSb-HAB catalyst with methanol in electrochemical processes, suggesting a sustainable synthesis method.

Abstract

Electrochemical co-reduction of CO2 and NOx- to formamide (ECNF) provides a promising pathway for sustainable formamide synthesis, yet its electrocatalytic activity and selectivity remain unsatisfactory. Herein, a CuSb-HAB metal-organic framework...

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Xing et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Synergy of Diatomic CuSb-HAB Catalyst with Methanol Oxidation to Promote Formamide Electrosynthesis

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Synergy of Diatomic CuSb-HAB Catalyst with Methanol Oxidation to Promote Formamide Electrosynthesis

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