Non-precious transition-metal catalyst can efficiently convert carbon dioxide to formate

Few-atom metal clusters supported on carbon nitride catalyze different reactions

Stephen L. Buchwald, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and John F. Hartwig, University of California at Berkeley, both USA, honored

Stabilizing formate dehydrogenase in a metal-organic framework for carbon dioxide reduction

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Titanium dimer supported on a black phosphorus layer enables nitrogen reduction at low overpotential

Iron(III)-containing ionic liquid as an active catalyst for the glycolysis of PET under microwave irradiation

Rhodium nanoparticle catalysts for carbon dioxide hydrogenation can produce either methane or CO

German organic chemist focuses on catalysis and organometallic complexes

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