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Mechanically stabilized porous aerophilicity unlocks ampere-rate transport-limited CO2 electroreduction to ethylene
Gas-fed electrochemical CO2 reduction (CO2R) to multicarbon products is fundamentally constrained by mass-transport limitations that suppress selectivity and stability at industrially relevant current densities. Here, we demonstrate that these bottlenecks can be overcome by engineering a porous aero
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