Specific construction of asymmetric carbon-nickel-chlorine single-atom sites via carbon vacancy engineering for efficient CO

Nature·Sep 24

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Researchers are exploring the construction of single-atom sites, including those with nickel, for efficient carbon-based reactions. Various approaches are being investigated, including asymmetric site construction and the use of different elements, to enhance reactions such as CO electroreduction and CO2 capture. The specific methods and outcomes of these efforts are not clearly defined, with multiple approaches and elements being studied.

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