Integrating the CO_(2)capture process with the CO_(2)electrochemical reduction process into a single system can eliminate the need for storage and transportation following CO_(2)capture.This integrated process offers ...Integrating the CO_(2)capture process with the CO_(2)electrochemical reduction process into a single system can eliminate the need for storage and transportation following CO_(2)capture.This integrated process offers several advantages over multi-step cascade processes,including reduced costs and enhanced CO_(2)utilization.However,the integrated CO_(2)capture and electrochemical reduction(CCER)process encounters several challenges,including the low CO_(2)adsorption performance of the gas diffusion electrode(GDE)and catalyst,as well as the poor activity and selectivity of the catalyst for the electrochemical reduction of CO_(2).This review aims to systematically summarize the fundamentals of the CCER process.Based on an in-depth understanding of the CO_(2)mass transfer,adsorption,and electrochemical reduction processes,GDE design strategies based on the modulation of wettability and structure are discussed to enhance the CO_(2)capture capability at the GDE level.At the catalyst level,catalyst design strategies based on the introduction of CO_(2)capture sites and the construction of CO_(2)mass transfer channels were analyzed,and catalyst design strategies for enhanced CO_(2)capture were proposed.This review summarizes the most common catalysts for CO_(2)electrochemical reduction,such as Ni-based,Bi-based,and Cubased catalysts,and analyzes their design strategies based on reaction pathways for generating specific products.Finally,the problems and challenges of the CCER process are summarized and proposed,which provide ideas for the further application of this technology in the future.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(U23A20573,U23A20140)the Hebei Natural Science Foundation(B202420809,B2024208088)+2 种基金S&T Program of Hebei(242Q4301Z,22373709D)Project of Basic Research at Universities in Shijiazhuang(241790977A)Huang jin tai plan project of Hebei provincial department of education(HJZD202512)。
文摘Integrating the CO_(2)capture process with the CO_(2)electrochemical reduction process into a single system can eliminate the need for storage and transportation following CO_(2)capture.This integrated process offers several advantages over multi-step cascade processes,including reduced costs and enhanced CO_(2)utilization.However,the integrated CO_(2)capture and electrochemical reduction(CCER)process encounters several challenges,including the low CO_(2)adsorption performance of the gas diffusion electrode(GDE)and catalyst,as well as the poor activity and selectivity of the catalyst for the electrochemical reduction of CO_(2).This review aims to systematically summarize the fundamentals of the CCER process.Based on an in-depth understanding of the CO_(2)mass transfer,adsorption,and electrochemical reduction processes,GDE design strategies based on the modulation of wettability and structure are discussed to enhance the CO_(2)capture capability at the GDE level.At the catalyst level,catalyst design strategies based on the introduction of CO_(2)capture sites and the construction of CO_(2)mass transfer channels were analyzed,and catalyst design strategies for enhanced CO_(2)capture were proposed.This review summarizes the most common catalysts for CO_(2)electrochemical reduction,such as Ni-based,Bi-based,and Cubased catalysts,and analyzes their design strategies based on reaction pathways for generating specific products.Finally,the problems and challenges of the CCER process are summarized and proposed,which provide ideas for the further application of this technology in the future.
