Proceedings of Materials for Sustainable Development Conference (MAT-SUS) (NFM22)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.29363/nanoge.nfm.2022.256
Publication date: 11th July 2022
Electrochemistry plays a focal role in the development of better and more efficient catalytic processes for the use of electricity to form or break chemical bonds.
This discipline is closely associated with the development of new renewable energy solutions, such as energy storage (electrolysers, ammonia and other renewable fuels) and chemical production (from CO or biomass). In particular, electrocatalysis has allowed in recent years to achieve significant development on material development and reaction optimization for processes aiming at the synthesis of chemicals and renewable fuels. With this symposium, we want to highlight the scientific excellence in this field.
This discipline is closely associated with the development of new renewable energy solutions, such as energy storage (electrolysers, ammonia and other renewable fuels) and chemical production (from CO or biomass). In particular, electrocatalysis has allowed in recent years to achieve significant development on material development and reaction optimization for processes aiming at the synthesis of chemicals and renewable fuels. With this symposium, we want to highlight the scientific excellence in this field.
Materials and electrochemistry of N-containing compounds
Materials and electrochemistry of carbon dioxide reduction
Electrocatalytic synthesis of high-value compounds: new routes and materials
Electrochemistry for the valorization of biomass
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