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- Improving the efficiency of electrocatalytic CO2 reduction for producing multicarbons is a key goal, but it's difficult to achieve.
- Researchers suggest that creating a micro-alkaline environment can enhance this process.
- This approach could lead to better performance in converting CO2 into valuable multicarbon products.
Article Abstract
Improving the efficiency towards multicarbons of electrocatalytic CO2 reduction is desirable but challenging. In this perspective, researchers reported the design of micro-alkaline environment could benefit this issue.
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