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Home » Materials » Catalysis and chemistry » Cheap electrocatalysts convert CO2 to CO using solar cells

Cheap electrocatalysts convert CO2 to CO using solar cells

04 Jul 2017 Pamela Carrillo 
Scanning electron micrograph of as-prepared CuO nanowires. Credit: Nature Energy
Researchers in Switzerland and Spain have developed a solar-driven electrolyser that converts CO

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Pamela Carrillo is a former PhD student contributor to Physics World. Pamela studied physical chemistry at Stony Brook University, US. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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