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Is artificial photosynthesis the most effective CO2 sequestration strategy?

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Is artificial photosynthesis the most effective CO2 sequestration strategy?
« on: 28/05/2016 11:50:58 »
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The key to this process in chemical terms is the development of new catalysts – one to oxidise water and another to absorb and reduce carbon dioxide. When the catalysts are coupled with materials that can absorb light energy, efficient generation of fuels such as methanol become possible.

Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2014-11-artificial-photosynthesis-fuel-sunlight.html
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