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Whipple, 2011 - Google Patents

Microfluidic platform for studying the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide

Whipple, 2011

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Diminishing supplies of conventional energy sources and growing concern over greenhouse gas emissions present significant challenges to supplying the world's rapidly increasing demand for energy. The electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide has the …
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