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The CO2 reduction reaction (CO2RR) driven by renewable electricity represents a promising strategy toward alleviating the energy shortage and environmental crisis facing humankind. Cu species, as one type of versatile electrocatalyst for the CO2RR, attract tremendous research interest. However, for C2 products, ethanol formation is commonly less favored over Cu electrocatalysts. Herein, AuCu alloy...
In article number 1902229, Jia He, Xijun Liu, and co‐workers report a self‐supported catalyst comprised of Cu submicrocone arrays hybridized with AuCu alloy nanoparticles for highly active CO2 electroreduction. The catalyst exhibits enhanced performance with high ethanol selectivity as well as excellent durability. This work can provide a fascinating insight into the construction of hybrid catalysts...
In article number 1704049, Xijun Liu, Jun Luo, and co‐workers report an ultrathin MoTe2 nanosheets electrode/ionic liquid electrolyte system for electroreduction of carbon dioxide. This system demonstrates significantly enhanced electrocatalytic activities for methane production with long‐term stability, which synergistically originates from the ultrathin structure and solvent‐assisted contributions...
The electroreduction of CO2 to CH4 is a highly desirable, challenging research topic. In this study, an electrocatalytic system comprising ultrathin MoTe2 layers and an ionic liquid electrolyte for the reduction of CO2 to methane is reported, efficiently affording methane with a faradaic efficiency of 83 ± 3% (similar to the best Cu‐based catalysts reported thus far) and a durable activity of greater...
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