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Recent Progress of Nanoscale Metal Particle Modified Single-Atom Photocatalysts Applied in Energy Conversion and Environmental Protection

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By Ying-hui Liu, Ya-ning Tan, Qin-qing Huang
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1 Introduction The global energy crises and environmental issues are becoming ever more acute, necessitating accelerated efforts in utilizing renewable resources and developing eco-friendly energy sources [1]. Today, fossil fuels continue to be burned to provide the heat people need, and the CO2 emitted during combustion is the primary cause of the “greenhouse effect” [2-4].
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A Review on CO2 Capture Using Phase Change Amine Absorbents

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By Ying-hui Liu, Heng-fei Cui, Jian Liu
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Single‐Atom Catalysts for Converting CO2 Into High Value‐Added Products: From Photocatalysis and Electrocatalysis to Photoelectrocatalysis

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By Hao-wen Zhu, Power Engineering, Ming-Yang Liu, Ying-hui Liu
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Converting CO2 into valuable products via photo-, electro-, and photoelectrocatalysis offers the possibility of simultaneously mitigating global warming and energy shortages. Single-atom catalysts (SACs) have garnered significant interest from researchers owing to their optimal atom use, suitable coordination environments, distinctive electronic structures, and highly dispersed active sites.
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