This invention belongs to the field of electrochemical
catalysis technology, and specifically relates to a membrane
electrode electrolytic cell flow channel structure for CO2 electroreduction. The flow channel structure is disposed within the
electrolytic cell and includes a main flow
channel inlet, a main flow channel outlet, and at least one 180° folding unit disposed between the main flow
channel inlet and the main flow channel outlet. Each 180° folding unit symmetrically branches the incoming flow channel into two sub-flow channels, forming a bidirectional
convection network. All sub-flow channels eventually converge to the main flow channel outlet. The multi-folding flow channel structure reduces the pressure in the CO2 gas path, facilitating the outflow of liquid products from the flow channel for collection and analysis. Furthermore, during the
cell manufacturing process, a small amount of Ag is added through a melt-cooling process, which effectively reduces the temperature of the
electrolyte during the reaction. This invention employs a multi-folding MEA flow channel, significantly improving the collection capacity of CO2 reduction products, thereby increasing the efficiency of CO2 conversion to carbon products.