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- * It demonstrates impressive performance, maintaining a high formate partial current density of 110 mA/cm² in a flow cell setup.
- * This process highlights the catalyst's selectivity and durability, making it a promising option for electrochemical CO reduction.
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A CuO-derived catalyst selectively and durably electroreduces CO to formate with a maximum faradaic efficiency of 74% in S-containing electrolyte and exhibits a high formate partial current density of up to 110 mA cm in a flow cell.
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