The alcohol-mediated reduction of CO2and NaHCO3into formate: a hydrogen transfer reduction of NaHCO3with glycerine under alkaline hydrothermal conditions

High-yield reduction of carbon dioxide into formic acid by zero-valent metal/metal oxide redox cycles

(2011) Fangming Jin et al.   Energy & Environmental Science

From NaHCO3 into formate and from isopropanol into acetone: Hydrogen-transfer reduction of NaHCO3 with isopropanol in high-temperature water

(2011) Zheng Shen et al.   GREEN CHEMISTRY

Rapid and highly selective conversion of biomass into value-added products in hydrothermal conditions: chemistry of acid/base-catalysed and oxidation reactions

(2010) Fangming Jin et al.   Energy & Environmental Science

Hydrogen-Transfer Reduction of Ketones into Corresponding Alcohols Using Formic Acid as a Hydrogen Donor without a Metal Catalyst in High-Temperature Water

(2010) Zheng Shen et al.   INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH

A Mild Hydrothermal Route to Fix Carbon Dioxide to Simple Carboxylic Acids

(2010) Chao He et al.   ORGANIC LETTERS

Catalytic conversion of NaHCO3 into formic acid in mild hydrothermal conditions for CO2 utilization

(2009) Bing Wu et al.   CATALYSIS TODAY

The teraton challenge. A review of fixation and transformation of carbon dioxide

(2009) Mette Mikkelsen et al.   Energy & Environmental Science

Effect of Alkaline Catalysts on Hydrothermal Conversion of Glycerin into Lactic Acid

(2009) Zheng Shen et al.   INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH

Commodity Chemicals Derived from Glycerol, an Important Biorefinery Feedstock

(2008) Yuguo Zheng et al.   CHEMICAL REVIEWS

Characterization of direct formic acid fuel cells by Impedance Studies: In comparison of direct methanol fuel cells

(2008) Sunghyun Uhm et al.   JOURNAL OF POWER SOURCES

Quantifying rate enhancements for acid catalysis in CO2-enriched high-temperature water

(2007) Shawn E. Hunter et al.   AICHE JOURNAL

Improved utilisation of renewable resources: New important derivatives of glycerol

(2007) Arno Behr et al.   GREEN CHEMISTRY