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SKKU Research Team Develops High-Efficiency ‘Nano-Defect Catalyst’ Converting Carbon Dioxide into Eco-Friendly Fuel

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Prof. Young Dok Kim's team at SKKU maximizes CO2 conversion performance via cerium induction
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High-efficiency 'nano-defect catalyst' converts carbon dioxide into eco-friendly fuel

Researchers created a cerium engineered bismuth nanosheet catalyst that converts carbon dioxide to formate with high efficiency and 115 hour stability.

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SKKU Research Team Develops High-Efficiency ‘Nano-Defect Catalyst’ Converting Carbon Dioxide into Eco-Friendly Fuel

Prof. Young Dok Kim's team at SKKU maximizes CO2 conversion performance via cerium induction

·Charlottesville, United States
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Newswise broke the news in Charlottesville, United States on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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