Organic Electrochemistry for CO2 Capture

Explored the electrochemistry of organic molecules, specifically quinones and flavins (vitamin B2), for potential applications in carbon dioxide capture and energy storage. This work investigated the molecular interactions between reduced organic species and CO2 using cyclic voltammetry, controlled potential electrolysis, and UV–vis/EPR spectroscopy, providing insight into novel carbon capture technologies and organic-based energy storage systems.

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