Recent progress in heterogeneous CO 2 hydrogenation to formic acid towards practical application
Hydrogenation of CO 2 to formic acid (FA) has generated widespread interest as a promising solution for H 2 storage as well as eco-benign chemical production. Catalytic CO 2 hydrogenation over supported noble metal catalysts shows great promise in the scope of industrial-scale production of FA becau...
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| description | Hydrogenation of CO
2
to formic acid (FA) has generated widespread interest as a promising solution for H
2
storage as well as eco-benign chemical production. Catalytic CO
2
hydrogenation over supported noble metal catalysts shows great promise in the scope of industrial-scale production of FA because of the high-catalytic activity and stability, which stem from the synergistic effect of metal components and various functional catalyst supports. Here, we present a short review of the recent studies in heterogeneous catalytic CO
2
hydrogenation to FA, along with technical approaches for the continuous-flow process for the production of FA
via
CO
2
hydrogenation. |
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2
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2
hydrogenation over supported noble metal catalysts shows great promise in the scope of industrial-scale production of FA because of the high-catalytic activity and stability, which stem from the synergistic effect of metal components and various functional catalyst supports. Here, we present a short review of the recent studies in heterogeneous catalytic CO
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