"Even the slightest change can alter how efficient the reaction is," explains Associate Professor Hao Li of AIMR, "Essentially, we want to reliably be able to control which pathway the spinel ...

Researchers have found a way to reuse metal waste as an electrocatalyst that can split water (H2O) into hydrogen and oxygen, which could be help make hydrogen production more sustainable.

In their work, Edward Sargent and colleagues prepare a dilute Sn-in-Cu electrocatalyst in a catalyst/carbon/ionomer heterojunction architecture for reduction of CO to the concentrated C3 product n ...