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CO2 valorisation via reverse water-gas shift reaction using promoted Fe/CeO2-Al2O3 catalysts: Showcasing the potential of advanced catalysts to explore new processes design
Highly efficient Cu/CeO2-hollow nanospheres catalyst for the reverse water-gas shift reaction: Investigation on the role of oxygen vacancies through in situ UV-Raman and DRIFTS
Morphological and Structural Changes during the Reduction and Reoxidation of CuO/CeO2and Ce1–xCuxO2Nanocatalysts:In SituStudies with Environmental TEM, XRD, and XAS
Intensification of CO2 hydrogenation by in-situ water removal using hybrid catalyst-adsorbent materials: Effect of preparation method and operating conditions on the RWGS reaction as a case study
Unravelling the Cu-Co nanoparticle synergy over Ceria-Zirconia support toward efficient reverse water gas shift (RWGS) conversion under H2 lean conditions
Introducing a novel catalyst for efficient conversion of CO2 into syngas through reverse-water-gas-shift (RWGS) reactions based on highly mesoporous structures MCM-41: Influence of the Fe incorporation
Tailored M(Fe/Co/Ni/Cu)-SDC catalysts for enhanced CO2 hydrogenation conversion and controllable H2–CO syngas production in protonic ceramic electrolysis cells
Conversion of CO 2 to CO over Cu–Fe-Based Catalysts via the Reverse Water–Gas Shift (RWGS) Reaction: A Comparative Study on the Impacts of Synthesis Methods and Operating Parameters
CeO2-Supported Single-Atom Cu Catalysts Modified with Fe for RWGS Reaction: Deciphering the Role of Fe in the Reaction Mechanism by In Situ/Operando Spectroscopic Techniques
Photothermal synthesis of a CuO x &FeO y catalyst with a layered double hydroxide-derived pore-confined frame to achieve photothermal CO 2 hydrogenation to CO with a rate of 136 mmol min −1 g cat −1
Hybrid Composite of Subnanometer CoPd Cluster-Decorated Cobalt Oxide-Supported Pd Nanoparticles Give Outstanding CO Production Yield in CO2 Reduction Reaction
Production of biocarbon catalysts for NOx decomposition, WGS and RWGS
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