Sharing our newest work published in @J_A_C_S at @UofT We report acidic electrochemical CO2-to-C2H4 using porous separator-based electrolyzers, achieving low full cell voltage (3.5 V), low CO2 crossover (<0.2 sccm A-1), and high C2H4 selectivity (50%)!
https://t.co/PTaC9oMv5F..
Congrats Celine!!! Solvent tuning regulates proton flux to extend stability in reactive CO2 capture and electrolysis: Chem Catalysis https://t.co/wNb4XeaUBz
Congrats Sonia!!! Industrial amine blends enable efficient CO electrosynthesis in reactive capture - now published in EES Catalysis https://t.co/MFMl9pDm0W
Over 90% CO Faradaic efficiency! See Zunmin's Efficient amino-acid-based reactive capture of CO2 via nickel molecular catalyst https://t.co/ONnDCDcUfC
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Congrats to Feng's recent paper published in Nature Sustainability, Electrosynthesis of ethylene from syngas https://t.co/wzGSz3kNQI
https://t.co/F8ZgVmS6w3
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Zachary Hudson @UBC is awarded an Arthur B. McDonald Fellowship in recognition of his development of advanced materials that enable breakthroughs in disease diagnostics, energy-efficient electronics and sustainable packaging.
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#NSERC_Prizes
New research reports a porous, non-charge selective separator that enhances ion transport and improves performance for CO electrolysis to multi-carbon products. https://t.co/dxggjOO2x6
An exciting story on combing reticular chemistry and polymer self-assembly to introduce well-controlled mesopores into reticular materials, particularly MOFs/ZIFs
Check out this amazing Collection from @ChemMater, curated by Shiyong Liu, on The Future of Radical Polymerization, including an Editorial from @MatyPolymerLab and contributions from @johnsonchem@tangpolymer Chris Bates @EmilyPentzer @ArmesGroup and many others!
@NKWhiteman@jehimes I used to have a cup of coffee every morning and went to gym in the afternoon. This lasted for five years. I recently suffered from muscle pain problems after gym. But this problem disappeared after gave up coffee a week after.