CO<sub>2</sub> hydrogenation on copper-based single-atom alloy catalysts

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CO2 hydrogenation on copper-based single-atom alloy catalysts

01 April 2019

PIs: N Yan
Co-PIs: J Pérez-Ramírez, W Chen, Q He
RF/PhD: Sun Qiming, Fu Xinpu, Zhong Jiawei, Zhou Shenghui, Jianjun Chen

Project ID: FY19-6

To develop a single-flow process for methanol synthesis by doping, to enhance the activation of CO2 hydrogenation while stabilizing Cu from oxidation.

We plan to test a series of single-atom alloy catalyst based on Cu, where Cu is dominant. The purpose of the second metal is to activate CO2 and to stabilize Cu from being oxidized by CO2 under the reaction condition, and therefore enable stable Cu-M catalyst for methanol synthesis under milder conditions. We plan to encapsulate these alloy particles inside zeolite to enable methanol synthesis and MOT process in a single flow mode.

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We aim to develop efficient and robust catalyst to drive CO2 reduction and hydrogenation into energy dense fuel. We have 4 teams working synergistically on Electrocatalysts, Integrated Nanocatalysts, and Single-atom Catalysts.

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