Urea is widely used as fertilizer and is a key substance supporting global food production.
However, the traditional industrial synthesis of urea faces the challenges with high energy …

The C–N coupling reaction demonstrates broad application in the fabrication of a wide
range of high value-added organonitrogen molecules including fertilizers (eg, urea) …

The electrochemical reduction of CO2 into value-added chemicals has been explored as a
promising solution to realize carbon neutrality and inhibit global warming. This involves …

Electrocatalytic urea synthesis under ambient conditions offers a promising alternative
strategy to the traditional energy‐intensive urea industry protocol. Limited by the electrostatic …

The electrochemical coupling of C and N has sparked considerable research attention,
heralded as a capable method to curb carbon and nitrogen emissions while concurrently …

Electrochemical co-reduction of nitrate (NO3–) and carbon dioxide (CO2) has been widely
regarded as a promising route to produce urea under ambient conditions, however the yield …

The electrochemical C‐N coupling process, facilitating the production of organic nitrogen
substances (such as urea, methylamine, formamide, and ethylamine) via the simultaneous …

Dual atomic catalysts (DAC), particularly copper (Cu 2)-based nitrogen (N) doped graphene,
show great potential to effectively convert CO 2 and nitrate (NO 3−) into important industrial …

The quest for sustainable urea production has directed attention toward electrocatalytic
methods that bypass the energy-intensive traditional Haber–Bosch process. This study …

Electrocatalytic carbon dioxide reduction reaction (CO2RR) has emerged as a promising
and sustainable approach to cut carbon emissions by converting greenhouse gas CO2 to …