Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the greenhouse gases and its concentration in an ambient environment is considerably increased in recent day. Potential management of CO2 by mitigation and sustainable conversion with utilization is urgent. A novel neodymium-doped nickel molybdenum metal organic frameworks (Nd@(Ni-Mo)MOF) was synthesised by the water-reflux methods and catalyst-light driven reduction of CO2 into useful compounds was demonstrated using Nd@(Ni-Mo)MOF. Varied Nd weight % ratio (1 %, 5 %, and 10 %) was employed to synthesis Nd@(Ni-Mo)MOF. The materials showed higher surface area and desired pore-size volume (>1 nm) along with existence of Nd in the MOF matrix that apparently enhance the CO2 capture capability. The materials exhibited catalytic activities at 3.9 eV that corresponding to narrow band of UV regions. Notably, 1 % Nd@(Ni-Mo)MOF exhibited enhanced CO2 reduction with effective hydrocarbon generation including a maximum of 114.1 µmol/L CH3OH and 337 µmol/L HCOOH with a reaction time of 4 hrs under UV light. The Nd@(Ni-Mo)MOF (1 % Nd) exhibited considerable photocatalytic activities with an electron consumption rate of 1358.6 µmol/L for the product selectivity of CH3OH and HCOOH being 50.39 % and 49.60 % respectively. A detailed probable CO2 reduction mechanism at Nd@(Ni-Mo)MOF was established. The study is anticipated to promote new horizons in discovering high-efficiency multi-functional catalysts for CO2 reduction.
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