Lignin Derived Carbon Electrodes for Hydrocarbon Formation by Electrochemical Reduction of Carbon Dioxide
Takafumi Kato, Takuya Yoda, Naoki Yoshihara
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95% confidenceMES research focusing on electrode, power, wastewater. Abstract Biomass-derived carbon materials have attracted interest as metal-free electrode candidates for electrochemical reactions. Hydrocarbon formatio...
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Abstract
Abstract Biomass-derived carbon materials have attracted interest as metal-free electrode candidates for electrochemical reactions. Hydrocarbon formation (i.e., methane and ethane) using the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2ER) on as-synthesized sulfur (S) containing lignin derived carbon electrodes was demonstrated. The current efficiencies of hydrocarbon products by CO2ER were found to be dependent on the carbonized temperature and a thermal treatment scheme, resulting in different surface structures and chemical composition of S species.
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- Chemistry Letters
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- 2022