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. 2017 Sep 29;5(1):1700275. doi: 10.1002/advs.201700275

Figure 6.

Figure 6

a) Applied potential dependence of Faradaic efficiencies for CO production over Pd NPs with different sizes. b) Adsorption of *COOH (top) and DFT results on the free energy for CO2 reduction to CO (bottom) on Pd(111), Pd(211), Pd55, and Pd38. Reproduced with permission.94 Copyright 2015, American Chemical Society. c) SEM image of hierarchical hexagonal Zn. d) Free‐energy diagrams of CO2 reduction (left) and HER (right) on Zn (002) and Zn (101). Reproduced with permission.99 (e) Faradaic efficiencies of CO production under different applied potentials on 36 nm freshly reduced Bi/C. f) Faradaic efficiencies and mass activities of CO production on electrodeposited Bi films (Bi‐ED), 36 or 7 nm freshly reduced Bi/C by hydrazine (36 nm Bi/C or 7 nm Bi/C). Reproduced with permission.100 Copyright 2016, American Chemical Society.