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. 2016 Oct;81(10):1024-1027.
doi: 10.1002/cplu.201600446.

Towards a Bioinspired-Systems Approach for Solar Fuel Devices

Remko J Detz  1   2 , Ken Sakai  3 , Leone Spiccia  4 , Gary W Brudvig  5 , Licheng Sun  6   7 , Joost N H Reek  1
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Towards a Bioinspired-Systems Approach for Solar Fuel Devices

Remko J Detz et al. Chempluschem. 2016 Oct.

Abstract

What lies ahead? In the development of solar fuel devices Nature provides the blueprint for artificial photosynthesis and water oxidation/reduction catalysts. Researchers have come a long way, but many challenges lie ahead.

Keywords: artificial photosynthesis; device design; photocatalysis; solar fuels; water splitting.

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