Niklas von Wolff

@vonwolffchem.bsky.social

Electrifying Chemistry|Energy Efficiency|Catalysis @cnrs.fr @sorbonne-universite.fr @ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social @emoca-ipcm.bsky.social https://vonwolff.cargo.site/

News from @emoca-ipcm.bsky.social group: crazy activities #co2rr #electrochemistry #co2reduction #electrocatalysis @ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social ⚡️⚡️⚡️Molecular Catalyst Enables CO2 Electroreduction at 650 mA/cm2 CO Partial Current Density | ACS Energy Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....

Molecular Catalyst Enables CO2 Electroreduction at 650 mA/cm2 CO Partial Current Density

The electrochemical reduction of CO2 to CO using renewable electricity offers a compelling pathway for greenhouse gas recycling. The two-electron, two-proton process is particularly attractive due to its operational simplicity and scalability, with copper- and silver-based nanomaterials being the most widely studied catalysts as the field approaches industrial maturity. However, achieving the necessary efficiency and stability for practical applications remains a significant challenge. Recently, molecular catalysts immobilized on conductive surfaces with carbon-based inks have emerged as highly tunable hybrid systems capable of remarkable selectivity. In this work, we report that a straightforward cobalt phthalocyanine complex, simply modified with a single trimethylammonium group, delivers outstanding CO2-to-CO conversion rates and selectivity, reaching a Faradaic efficiency of 93% at a total current density of 700 mA/cm2 (jCO = 650 mA/cm2) at neutral pH. Notably, CO selectivity above 90% was sustained for over 42 h at 150 mA/cm2, illustrating the potential of simply designed molecular catalysts for large-scale applications.

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Yesterday, Prof. Liu from @uclacb.bsky.social shared his groundbreaking research on automated analysis of molecular electrochemistry and autonomous #cyclicvoltammetry. Very inspiring days @emoca-ipcm.bsky.social @ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social #electrochemistry #machinelearning #chemsky

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Institut parisien de chimie moléculaire / IPCM@ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social · 2y ago

➡️ Actu IPCM : ipcm.fr/seminaire-de... ✨ Nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir Chong Liu (Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California, Los Angeles) pour un séminaire à l' @ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social @sorbonne-universite.fr 🤝@emoca-ipcm.bsky.social

Join us today in Paris @ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social! our @emoca-ipcm.bsky.social team is hosting Prof. Kosei Yamauchi from Kyushu University. #Electrochemistry #Electrocatalysis #EChem #Chemsky

Institut parisien de chimie moléculaire / IPCM@ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social · 2y ago

➡️ Actu IPCM : ipcm.fr/seminaire-de... ✨ Nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir Kosei Yamauchi (Kyushu University, Department of Chemistry, Japan) pour un séminaire à l' @ipcm-sorbonne.bsky.social @sorbonne-universite.fr 🤝@emoca-ipcm.bsky.social

We are seeking candidates with backgrounds and interests on the more chemical side or the more engineering side of chemical engineering (or both) to develop multiple aspects of this research topic. The research is a collaboration between UC Berkeley and LBNL.