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Dutch researchers have created artificial leaves that produce drugs using sunlight. In testing, they successfully produced artimensinin, which is a drug to treat malaria, and ascaridole, used against certain parasitic worms. â WTF Fun Facts
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Rice University researchers have developed a simple solar-powered device, similar to other âartificial leafâ designs, that can turn water and sunlight into hydrogen fuel. However, this new device is self-sufficient and relatively cheap to produce in comparison to previous water-splitters. How does it work? The process is made up of...
Materials scientist Jun Lou and colleagues from Rice University developed an âartificial leafâ that makes hydrogen fuel endlessly with only sunlight, water, and catalytic electrodes. Lou said: The concept is broadly similar to an artificial leaf. What we have is an integrated module that turns sunlight into electricity that drives...
A team of Cambridge researchers developed an artificial leaf that can produce syngas without releasing any CO2 in the process!
Researchers built a device made of perovskite and copper that mimics a green leaf.
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Stackable artificial leaf uses less power than lightbulb to capture 100 times more carbon than other systems
Engineers at the University of Illinois Chicago have built a cost-effective artificial leaf that can capture carbon dioxide at rates 100 times better than current systems. Unlike other carbon capture systems, which work in labs with pure carbon dioxide from pressurized tanks, this artificial leaf works in the real world. It captures carbon dioxide from more diluted sources, like air and flue gas produced by coal-fired power plants, and releases it for use as fuel and other materials.
âOur artificial leaf system can be deployed outside the lab, where it has the potential to play a significant role in reducing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere thanks to its high rate of carbon capture, relatively low cost and moderate energy, even when compared to the best lab-based systems,â said Meenesh Singh, assistant professor of chemical engineering in the UIC College of Engineering and corresponding author on the paper.
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âArtificial Leafâ Successfully Produces Clean Gas
âArtificial Leafâ Successfully Produces Clean Gas
Being able to produce syngas sustainably would be a critical step in closing the global carbon cycle and establishing a sustainable chemical and fuel industry
Erwin Reisner
The carbon-neutral device sets a new benchmark in the field of solar fuels, after researchers at the University of Cambridge demonstrated that it can directly produce the gas â called syngas â in a sustainable and simple way.
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