Time-resolved observation of C–C coupling intermediates on Cu electrodes for selective electrochemical CO2reduction

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In real-time measurements, CO dimerization occurred concurrently with CO adsorption (∼5 s), while proton-coupled reduction toward *CHO has slower kinetics (∼30 s).

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