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A tunable metal-polyaniline interface for efficient carbon dioxide electro-reduction to formic acid and methanol in aqueous solution.

Abstract:: It is reported that metals on polyaniline (PANI) prepared by a simple method can exhibit excellent activity in the electro-reduction of CO2 to HCOOH or CH3OH due to tunable properties: N atoms on PANI capture CO2 through a strong Lewis acid-base interaction while Pd atoms, amongst Pd, Pt, and Cu studied, facilitate the fastest proton and electron transfers along PANI to the CO2 trapped sites to give rise to the best HCOOH yield in a highly cooperative manner.

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Zheng, W., Nayak, S., Yuan, W., Zeng, Z., Hong, X., Vincent, K. A., & Tsang, S. C. E. (2016). A tunable metal-polyaniline interface for efficient carbon dioxide electro-reduction to formic acid and methanol in aqueous solution. Chemical Communications, 52(96), 13901–13904.

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Zheng, W., et al. “A Tunable Metal-Polyaniline Interface for Efficient Carbon Dioxide Electro-Reduction to Formic Acid and Methanol in Aqueous Solution.” Chemical Communications, vol. 52, no. 96, Royal Society of Chemistry, 2016, pp. 13901–04.

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Zheng, W, S Nayak, W Yuan, Z Zeng, X Hong, KA Vincent, and SCE Tsang. 2016. “A Tunable Metal-Polyaniline Interface for Efficient Carbon Dioxide Electro-Reduction to Formic Acid and Methanol in Aqueous Solution.” Chemical Communications 52 (96): 13901–4.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MPLS Division
Department:: Chemistry; Inorganic Chemistry
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Publisher:: Royal Society of Chemistry
Journal:: Chemical Communications More from this journal
Volume:: 52
Issue:: 96
Pages:: 13901-13904
Publication date:: 2016-11-01
Acceptance date:: 2016-11-01
DOI:: 10.1039/c6cc07212g
EISSN:: 1364-548X
ISSN:: 1359-7345
Pmid:: 27841376

Language:: English
Keywords:: Journal Article
Pubs id:: pubs:660153
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Deposit date:: 2017-10-19

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Copyright date:: 2016
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