A semiartificial cell constructed by one-pot self-assembly is designed to enables the enzyme to adopt an activated conformation with high activity and promotes the electron transport efficiency from the photo-antennas to FDH.
A semiartificial photosynthesis system containing a solid electron hyperchannel to cavity-confined enzymes with an activated conformation is constructed for enhanced photocatalytic CO2 reduction.
The PdIr nanoalloys with core–shell structure and Janus-structured PdAg nanoalloys exhibited the best FDR and FOR catalytic activity.
Heterogeneity benefits enzyme/MOF design. In this review, our perspective on the research challenges and future directions for biocatalytic CO2 conversion using MOF-based biocatalysts are discussed.
A PFC system with collaborative dynamics between the photoanode and biocathode is constructed for using solar energy to efficiently convert refractory organic pollutants into green fuel and generate electricity.