Selectivity control for CO 2 electroreduction to syngas using Fe/CuO x catalysts with high current density.
Hui LiuEnting ShiWeiwei GuoZhaoyang SunZijian FangZhijun ZhuLei JiaoYanling ZhaiXiao-Quan LuPublished in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2023)
A novel and tunable synthesis of Fe/CuO x bimetallic catalysts has been achieved via a simple Fe-precipitation and calcination method, which was used for highly efficient CO 2 electroreduction to control the wide-ranging CO to H 2 ratio by simply changing the ratio of metals. The faradaic efficiency of CO could reach 86.1% with a current density of 49.1 mA cm -2 . The ratio of CO/H 2 could reach 1.94 to 6.18 and it was discovered that the Fe/CuO x bimetallic catalysts could easily get different ratios of syngas, which can be applied directly in industry.