The transformation of carbon dioxide (CO2) into useful chemicals, advanced materials, and
energy is a long-standing challenge in both fundamental science and industry. In recent …

From the viewpoint of abundance, economy, non-toxicity, and renewability, CO 2 is the ideal
C1 synthon in organic synthetic chemistry. Utilizing CO 2 for chemical conversion to …

Highly selective and direct electroreductive ring‐opening carboxylation of epoxides with
CO2 in an undivided cell is reported. This reaction shows broad substrate scopes within …

The ubiquity of nonbiodegradable polyethylene terephthalate (PET) materials has led to
significant waste management challenges. Although PET plastics can be recycled, blended …

Reported here is the CO2-facilitated radical sequential (3+ 2) annulation of 1, 6-enynes that
proceeds under the concerted catalysis of sulfinate and a photocatalyst (PC) to construct …

Electrocarboxylation reaction, which employs organic electrosynthesis to achieve the
utilization of CO2 as a carboxylative reagent, provides a powerful and efficient tool for the …

CO2 as a classical C1 unit is often used in the synthesis of high value-added carboxylic
acids and their derivatives in organic synthetic chemistry. There have been many reports in …

A photoredox-catalyzed intermolecular dearomative trifluoromethylcarboxylation of indoles
and heteroanalogues with CO2 and fluorinated radical precursors has been achieved. A …

The carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and utilization has attracted a great attention in organic
synthesis. Herein, an unpresented transient stabilization effect (TSE) of CO2 is disclosed …

The reduction of atmospheric CO 2 is indeed a major challenge for modern life due to its
increase as a result of the intensified contemporary industrial activities and its contribution to …