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A molecular Ru(II) water oxidation catalyst was immobilized on a conductive carbon surface through a covalent bond, and its activity was maintained at the same time. The method can be applied to other materials and may inspire development of artificial photosynthesis devices.

Graphical abstract: Oxygen evolution at functionalized carbon surfaces: a strategy for immobilization of molecular water oxidation catalysts

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