One catalyst, two fuels

Guanqun Han and Yujie Sun ()
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Guanqun Han: University of Cincinnati
Yujie Sun: University of Cincinnati

Nature Energy, 2019, vol. 4, issue 7, 532-533

Abstract: Photocatalytic H2 production using semiconductors is a promising approach to store solar energy as a chemical fuel, but the oxidizing power of the excited holes is often wasted. Now, holes are harnessed in a dehydrocoupling strategy that simultaneously produces H2 and diesel fuel precursors from biomass-derived molecules.

Date: 2019
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