Pyroelectric nanoplates for reduction of CO2 to methanol driven by temperature-variation
CO2 is a problematic greenhouse gas, although its conversion to alternative fuels represents a promising approach to limit its long-term effects. Here, the authors demonstrate that CO2 can be reduced to methanol through pyroelectric catalysis under temperature variation near room temperature.
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/514bd4837e1941088ccba76ca1fc8f56 |
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Sumario: | CO2 is a problematic greenhouse gas, although its conversion to alternative fuels represents a promising approach to limit its long-term effects. Here, the authors demonstrate that CO2 can be reduced to methanol through pyroelectric catalysis under temperature variation near room temperature. |
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