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Interpretable machine learning-guided plasma catalysis for hydrogen production - Nature Chemical Engineering

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By Saleh Ibrahim, Magda H. Barecka, Yilang Liu, qiang li, Jiaqi Yang, Yanhui Yi
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Abstract Low-carbon ammonia decomposition via nonthermal plasma is a promising method for on-site hydrogen production, but finding optimal catalysts is challenging. Here we use multiscale simulations to link catalytic activity to nitrogen adsorption energy (EN) and identify the best catalysts for conventional heating and nonthermal plasma: Ru and Co, respectively.
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One-step CO2 electrolysis and separations via a reversed gas diffusion electrode - Nature Chemical Engineering

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By Magda H. Barecka, Nich Nearyrat Phalkun
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Electroreduction of carbon dioxide (CO2R) into chemicals can be realized with high selectivity, but necessary separation steps result in high operational cost and process complexity. Now, a reversed gas diffusion electrode concept offers a solution to this problem, potentially simplifying the path toward large-scale application of CO2R.
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Chemical building blocks from CO2 electrolysis - Nature Reviews Clean Technology

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By Magda H. Barecka
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Magda H. Barecka discusses her career path from industry to becoming an assistant professor and tackling hurdles in CO2 electroreduction.
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