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Dual-Site Catalysts and 3D Nanoreactors Push CO2 Hydrogenation Forward

A new review details how dual-site catalysts and three-dimensional nanoreactors boost the activity, selectivity and stability of thermo-catalytic CO2 hydrogenation. Dual-Site Catalysts and 3D Nanoreactors Push CO2 Hydrogenation Forward Article Title: The application of complex heterogeneous catalysts in CO2 hydrogenation News Source: Bethany Barker.

Catalysis

Catalysts and how they speed up reactions, from industrial solid catalysts and electrocatalysts to light-driven, molecular and enzyme catalysts.

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Heterogeneous Catalysis Solid catalysts: single-atom catalysts, metal nanoparticles, zeolites and oxides for industrial and clean-energy reactions, and catalyst supports.
Homogeneous & Asymmetric Catalysis Molecular catalysts in solution: transition-metal complexes, organocatalysts and asymmetric catalysis for making chiral molecules.
Electrocatalysis Catalysts for electrochemical reactions: oxygen and hydrogen evolution, CO2 and nitrogen reduction, catalyst materials and how they work.
Photocatalysis Light-driven catalysts: photocatalysts for water splitting, breaking down pollutants, converting CO2 and driving organic synthesis.
Biocatalysis Enzymes as catalysts for making chemicals: enzyme engineering for synthesis, directed evolution and biocatalytic manufacturing routes.

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