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The effect of the flow and flue gas composition for the continuous electrocatalytic reduction of CO2 to formate

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Congress: Proceedings of the 6th International Symposium on Green and Smart Technologies for a Sustainable Society: 9-10 diciembre 2021

Publisher: Ediciones Universidad de Cantabria

Year of publication: 2021

Page: 91

Publication type: Conference object

ISBN: 978-84-17888-81-7

Spanish project: PID2020-112845RB-I00

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JOSE ANTONIO ABARCA GONZALEZ

JOSE MANUEL VADILLO ABASCAL

GUILLERMO DIAZ SAINZ

JOSE ANGEL IRABIEN GULIAS

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