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Cell-inspired nanoreactor produces hydrogen peroxide from sunlight
Researchers have developed a hollow nanoreactor inspired by living cells that uses visible light to produce hydrogen peroxide more efficiently. The device combines a light-trapping cavity with a proton-shuttling shell, potentially opening new avenues for cleaner chemical manufacturing and artificial photosynthesis.
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