Consequently, we speculate that gaseous yields in our catalysis experiments were higher than those measured, however this only hypothetically increases total yields to 32 and 50 % for H 2 O and TFE proton sources, respectively. Considering the product yields in Figure 6 , a clear trend is observed whereby H 2 production is more favoured than CO production for both proton sources.
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Exploring the Electrochemistry of Iron Dithiolene and Its Potential for Electrochemical Homogeneous Carbon Dioxide Reduction.
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