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Recent progress in materials development for CO 2 conversion: issues and challenges

Ghosh et al., 2021

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14461508764642371903
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Ghosh S
Modak A
Samanta A
Kole K
Jana S
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Materials Advances

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Increasing levels of CO2 emissions from our lifestyles impart a detrimental effect on human lives. To diminish the adverse effect of excessive CO2 in the atmosphere, porous architectures with inimitable microstructural features have been developed for the purposes …
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