Hongbin Xu

Aug 5, 2024 | mdpi.com | Yujie Zhang |Xiaoyu Wang |Lei Zhang |Hongbin Xu

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Jul 21, 2024 | nature.com | Sunmoon Yu |Abhishek Aggarwal |Botao Huang |Hongbin Xu |Xiao Wang |Haldrian Iriawan

AbstractThe crucial role of electrolyte cations in CO2 electroreduction has received intensive attention. One prevailing theory is that through electrostatic interactions or direct coordination, larger cations such as Cs+ can better stabilize the key intermediate species for CO and multicarbon (C2+) product generation, for example, on silver and copper, respectively.