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  • Los catalizadores de cobre convencionales exhiben una baja selectividad en la electroquímica de acoplamiento carbono-carbono, lo que dificulta la producción de productos químicos multicarbono (C2+).
  • El logro de una alta selectividad para un producto específico de C2+ sigue siendo un desafío importante en la electroreducción de CO.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un catalizador de cobre con una mayor selectividad para los productos químicos C2+ mediante el acoplamiento carbono-carbono.
  • Investigar el efecto de las modificaciones estructurales en el rendimiento del catalizador de cobre en la electrorreducción de CO.

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  • Síntesis por irradiación láser de gerhardita (Cu2 ((OH) 3NO3) como precursor del catalizador.
  • Preparación de un catalizador de cobre rico en defectos con abundantes fallas de apilamiento en condiciones de reducción.
  • Experimentos electroquímicos de reducción de CO para evaluar la selectividad del catalizador y la densidad de corriente parcial.

Principales resultados:

  • El catalizador de cobre sintetizado demostró una selectividad de acetato significativamente mejorada (56 ± 2%) en comparación con el cobre convencional (31 ± 1%).
  • Se obtiene una densidad de corriente parcial de 222 ± 7 mA/cm2 para la producción de acetato.
  • Producción sostenida de acetato de 68,3 mmol durante 40 horas en un reactor de flujo a 400 mA/cm2.

Conclusiones:

  • La perturbación estructural en los catalizadores de cobre, lograda a través de la gerhardita sintetizada con láser, modula las propiedades electrónicas para mejorar la adsorción de CO y la selectividad de C2+.
  • Las fases minerales que contienen cobre ofrecen una vía prometedora para diseñar catalizadores con una mejor selectividad para los productos deseados de C2+.
  • El catalizador desarrollado muestra potencial para la producción eficiente y selectiva de acetato mediante electrorreducción de CO.