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Knobs of copper protrude from the surface of ceramic nanoparticles, which catalysed a reaction yielding the fuel methanol. Credit: Z. Jiang et al./Chem Catal. Zinc Chloride Lewis Acid
Tiny ceramic crystals can be transformed into a catalyst that helps to turn carbon dioxide into a widely used industrial feedstock1.
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doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-023-00227-6
Jiang, Z. et al.Chem. Catal.3, 100507 (2023).
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