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[–] MNByChoice@midwest.social 4 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Cool proof of concept.

I had wondered if the CO2 was in air, or concentrated. Send it may have been in normal air.

Overall, the artificial photosynthesis process utilizes the sun, water and atmospheric carbon dioxide to sustainably generate energy-rich synthetic "solar fuels" (Domen et al., 2020).

It’s a very exciting time for sustainable innovation! We are also very thrilled to see solar glass deployments rapidly evolving.

In the near future small and large scale energy production across a wide range of sustainable sources will be more easily within reach