17Figure 17.1 Schematic representation of the MOF structural levels and compon...Figure 17.2 Examples of different applications involving MOF materials.Figure 17.3 Generation of open metal site (OMS) illustrative example.Scheme 17.1 Synthesis of cyclic carbonates from an epoxide.Figure 17.4 Proposed mechanism of CO2 cycloaddition.Scheme 17.2 Oxidative carboxylation reaction of styrene.18 Chapter 18Figure 18.1 Energy efficiency of plasma‐assisted CO2 reduction as a function...Figure 18.2 Illustration of different electron impact driven dissociation pr...Figure 18.3 Channels for activation of CO2 as a function of the reduced elec...Figure 18.4 Various plasma reactors used for chemical conversions: dielectri...Figure 18.5 Schematic representation of various plasma–catalyst interactions...Figure 18.6 Schematic of the dissociative surface adsorption of various acti...Figure 18.7 Comparison of literature data for CO2 splitting in various plasm...Figure 18.8 Comparison of literature data for the dry reforming of methane i...Figure 18.9 Comparison of literature data for CO2 hydrogenation in various p...Figure 18.10 Comparison of literature data for artificial photosynthesis in ...Figure 18.11 Typical timescales of plasma‐phase reactions and catalytic surf...Figure 18.12 Industrial plasma‐driven ozone generators (DBD reactors) for 60...
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