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January 1, 2018Journal of Materials Chemistry A

New challenges of electrokinetic studies in investigating the reaction mechanism of electrochemical CO ₂ reduction

Chan Woo Lee Nam Heon Cho Sang Won Im Michael Shincheon Jee Yun Jeong Hwang Byoung Koun Min Ki Tae Nam

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Abstract

New challenges for electrokinetic studies of CO ₂ reduction are addressed with the suggested reaction mechanisms of CO and HCOO ⁻ production.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a74e6146a5eb4b8f50935e1 https://doi.org/10.1039/c8ta03480j

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