ArticleJournal of the American Chemical Society2024
Solar Fuel Synthesis Using a Semiartificial Colloidal Z-Scheme.
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Abstract
The integration of enzymes with semiconductor light absorbers in semiartificial photosynthetic assemblies offers an emerging strategy for solar fuel production. However, such colloidal biohybrid systems rely currently on sacrificial reagents, and semiconductor-enzyme powder systems that couple fuel production to water oxidation are therefore needed to mimic an overall photosynthetic reaction. Here, we present a Z-scheme colloidal enzyme system that produces fuel with electrons sourced from water. This "closed-cycle" semiartificial approach utilizes particulate SrTiO
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