Solar production of fuels from CO2 with high efficiency and stability via in situ transformation of Bi electrocatalysts

Woo Seok Cheon; Ji Su; Jaehyun Kim; Jaehyun Kim; Sungkyun Choi; Jin Wook Yang; Sang Eon Jun; Chang‐Yeon Kim; Jeewon Bu; Sohyeon Park; Tae Hyung Lee; Jinghan Wang; Jae Young Kim; Jae Young Kim; Sol A Lee; Ho Won Jang

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Solar production of fuels from CO2 with high efficiency and stability via in situ transformation of Bi electrocatalysts

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The sustainable electrocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide into solar fuels offers a potential pathway to mitigate the impact of greenhouse gas-induced climate change. Activation of BiOI-derived cathodes can lead toward sustainable CO 2 conversion.

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