Graphitic carbon nitride (g-CN) is applied as a support of the Pd catalyst for direct HCOOH synthesis by CO hydrogenation under neutral conditions. The high CO affinity of g-CN is responsible for the enhanced catalytic activity and stability relative to the inert support such as a carbon nanotube.
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