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Functional Group Effects for Photothermal Mass-energy Transfer in CO2 Capture and Conversion

The surface microstructure can be influenced by surface environment, weak adsorption, and bonding interactions, leading to the changes of surface electronic states and the configuration of active sites, which affects the mass-energy transfer pathway. The interaction between multiple species on the s...

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Published in:	Chemical research in Chinese universities 2024-06, Vol.40 (3), p.451-461
Main Authors:	Zeng, Bingyuan, Xia, Tingting, Sun, Yanli, Zhang, Pan, Wang, Wenjing, Zhao, Kun
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