Nich Nearyrat Phalkun, Kirsten Van Fossen, Magda H. Barecka
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One-step CO2 electrolysis and separations via a reversed gas diffusion electrode
Electroreduction of carbon dioxide (CO2R) into chemicals can be realized with high selectivity, but necessary separation steps result in high operational cost and process complexity. Now, a reversed gas diffusion electrode concept offers a solution to this problem, potentially simplifying the path toward large-scale application of CO2R.
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