We hereby report on a pioneering and inspiring solid oxide cell which, assisted by natural gas, utilizes a bifunctional electrolysis cell configuration to effectively consume CO to produce CO at the cathode side and simultaneously synthesize highly valuable syngas (mixture of CO and H) at the anode side via a one-step green process.
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