p - d hybridized Single-atom Catalysts based on Covalent-bond-linked Fullerene Monolayer Network for CO ₂ Reduction

Manfu Li; Zhilin Liu; Guang Yang; Xiaoyan Ren; Shunfang Li

doi:10.1039/d6ta04114k

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

p - d hybridized Single-atom Catalysts based on Covalent-bond-linked Fullerene Monolayer Network for CO ₂ Reduction

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This research aims to explore a new type of single-atom catalyst for efficiently reducing carbon dioxide into useful products.
Developed single-atom catalysts based on a covalent-bond-linked fullerene monolayer network.
Evaluated the electrocatalytic performance through various analytical techniques.
Assessed the catalytic efficiency in CO2 reduction reactions.
The newly developed catalysts significantly enhanced CO2 conversion rates compared to traditional methods.
Demonstrated a superior selectivity for value-added chemicals, improving overall efficiency.
Highlighted potential pathways for achieving carbon neutrality through innovative catalytic systems.

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Investigates CO2 reduction using novel catalysts, suggesting advancements in carbon neutrality efforts.

Abstract

The electrocatalytic carbon dioxide reduction reaction (CO2RR), which converts CO 2 into value-added chemicals and fuels aided by highly efficient catalytic systems, represents a promising pathway toward achieving carbon neutrality and...

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