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Abstract
CO2 Reduction
In article number 2500177, Mingzi Sun and Bolong Huang have applied the first-principles machine learning method to unravel the reaction mechanisms of challenging C2+ products during the CO2 reduction reaction on graphdiyne-supported atomic catalysts, which supply insights into improving the selectivity of designed catalysts.
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