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Dostagir et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Co single atoms in ZrO2 with inherent oxygen vacancies for selective hydrogenation of CO2 to CO

Dostagir et al., 2021

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10909102368031115924
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Dostagir N
Rattanawan R
Gao M
Ota J
Hasegawa J
Asakura K
Fukouka A
Shrotri A
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ACS catalysis

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Controlling the selectivity of products among CO, methane, and methanol is a challenge in CO2 hydrogenation. Catalysts with oxygen vacancies are helpful for CO2 activation, but they exhibit poor CO selectivity as intermediates stabilized over oxygen vacancies undergo deep …
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