Energy-efficient indirect (bi)carbonate electroreduction in a porous solid electrolyte reactor
This paper converts bicarbonate capture solutions into formate and C2 products without separate CO2 recovery. This paper achieves high conversion efficiency and selectivity.
High-pressure electrochemical CO2 capture and reduction to formic acid
This paper uses high pressure to improve CO2 capture from dilute waste streams with simultaneous carbon capture. This paper achieves 81% formic acid efficiency.
Electrochemical manufacturing of hydrogen peroxide with high concentration and durability
This paper uses water recirculation in a solid electrolyte reactor to boost stability. This paper achieves 30 wt% H2O2 and a 1000-hour lifetime at high current densities.
Electrochemical regeneration of high-purity CO2 from (bi)carbonates in a porous solid electrolyte reactor for efficient carbon capture
This paper presents a one-step electrochemical method to regenerate CO2 and NaOH absorbent. This paper offers a modular, energy-efficient alternative to thermal calcination.
Recovering carbon losses in CO2 electrolysis using a solid electrolyte reactor
This paper introduces a sulfonated polymer buffer layer to recover CO2 lost to crossover. This paper demonstrates 90% carbon recovery with over 99% gas purity for reuse.
High-purity and high-concentration liquid fuels through CO2 electroreduction
This paper outlines reactor engineering strategies to produce pure liquid fuels from CO2. This paper argues for direct generation to avoid costly downstream purification steps.
Highly active and selective oxygen reduction to H2O2 on boron-doped carbon for high production rates
This paper reports a boron-doped carbon catalyst that overcomes the activity-selectivity dilemma. This paper delivers high H2O2 partial currents in a solid electrolyte reactor.
Electrochemical CO2 reduction to high-concentration pure formic acid solutions in an all-solid-state reactor
This paper uses an inert gas flow to carry out pure formic acid vapors from a solid electrolyte. This paper demonstrates condensation of pure solutions up to nearly 100 wt.%.
Direct electrosynthesis of pure aqueous H2O2 solutions up to 20% by weight using a solid electrolyte
This paper details a direct route to produce high-purity H2O2 using a porous solid electrolyte. This paper tunes water flow rates to reach concentrations up to 20 weight %.
