Leveraging surface-engineered hollow architectures in high-performance copper plasmonic catalysts for enhanced selective photoelectrocatalytic CO₂ conversion to methanol

Maral Fouladvand

doi:10.1016/j.apcatb.2025.125983

Leveraging surface-engineered hollow architectures in high-performance copper plasmonic catalysts for enhanced selective photoelectrocatalytic CO₂ conversion to methanol

2025-09-17

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Ahmad Rouhollahi *

DOI：10.1016/j.apcatb.2025.125983

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• Surface engineering enhances photo-electrochemical activity in the photocathode. • Composite photocathode shows excellent stability, charge separation, and transfer. • Nano-catalyst with high surface area achieved 95 % faradaic efficiency for methanol. • Long-Term Stable Nano-Catalyst Realizes AQE of 32.84 % via Surface Engineering

Leveraging surface-engineered hollow architectures in high-performance copper plasmonic catalysts for enhanced selective photoelectrocatalytic CO₂ conversion to methanol

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