Membrane electrode assembly design to prevent CO2 crossover in CO2 reduction reaction electrolysis

To reach a net-zero energy economy by 2050, it is critical to develop negative emission technologies, such as CO 2 reduction electrolyzers, but these devices still suffer from various issues including low utilization of CO 2 because of its cross-over from the cathode to the anode. This comment highl...

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Reduction (electrolytic)
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Crossovers
Efficiency
Electrodes
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Energy
Membranes
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Utilization
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