Journal article
Single-cluster Cu1/Ti3C2Tx MXene interfaces for microwave-driven reactive CO2 capture to form green methane
ACM Loy, J He, D Aroustamyan, M Muniz-Aguirre, A Zavabeti, M Chen, IE Wood, MJ Taylor, Q Gu, M Radoiu, Y Aizac, GK Li, FC Meunier
Green Chemistry | Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) | Published : 2026
DOI: 10.1039/d6gc05328a
Abstract
Reactive CO2 capture (RCC) offers a promising pathway to directly couple carbon capture and conversion in one integrated system, avoiding energy-intensive separation steps required in conventional processes. Here, we demonstrate a proof-of-concept Microwave-Driven Reactive CO2 Capture (MDRCC) platform that integrates adsorption and methanation within a single electrified system. The single-cluster Cu metallic sites supported on Ti3C2Tx MXene (Cu1/MX) were successfully developed and adopted into the MDRCC system as a dual-functional material, enabling efficient CO2 capture and subsequent hydrogenation. Notably, Cu1/MX developed in this study achieves a favourable balance between CO2 adsorptio..
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