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Uncovering the nature and formation mechanisms of active sites in electrocatalysts is crucial for advancing energy conversion technologies. Cu(II)-derived electrodes show unique activity in CO2 electroreduction, but its origins are not fully understood. We investigate the structural evolution of Cu(OH)2 nanoparticle-derived electrodes and its effect on their performance in CO2 electroreduction.

Graphical abstract: Cu(ii)-nanoparticle-derived structures under CO2 reduction conditions: a matter of shape

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