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Methanol selectivity is uncommon among CO2 reduction electrocatalysts. A notable exception is the cobalt phthalocyanine catalyst supported on carbon nanotubes, yet the mechanism is still poorly understood. Now, two studies use a variety of analytical approaches to investigate the mechanism of the process including the role of alkali cations.
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