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Get Free AccessAbstract Silicon hydride, as a new efficient catalyst for CO 2 conversion to CO, is receiving ever‐increasing attention. Thus, a precise catalytic mechanism is needed to provide a guideline for the design of new efficient catalysts based on silicon hydride. Qian et al. recently proposed a one‐step mechanism for the catalytic process. The present work, based on the recently proposed WMS and revM06 quantum mechanical model chemistries, provides a multistep mechanism that has a lower free energy of activation than the one‐step model. A key point in favor of the new mechanism is that it is consistent with experimental details of the infrared spectrum that cannot be explained by the previous mechanism.
Lixue Xia, Xiaobin Liao, Qiu He, Huan Wang, Yan Zhao, Donald G Truhlar (2020). Multistep Reaction Pathway for CO<sub>2</sub> Reduction on Hydride‐Capped Si Nanosheets. , 12(3), DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/cctc.201901105.
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2020
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