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Electrochemical reduction of CO2 with gas-diffusion electrodes fabricated using metal, alloy and polymer-confined nets
The chemical fixation of carbon dioxide is of importance in connection with the mitigation of the concentration of greenhouse gas in atmosphere. One of the most essential matters in CO 2 fixation is to achieve it under an input energy as low as possible to avoid a secondary generation of CO 2 . Because of this, electrochemical processes taking place at room temperature seem to be promising