Abiotic–Biological Hybrid Systems for CO2 Conversion to Value-Added Chemicals and Fuels
Abiotic–biological hybrid systems that combine the advantages of abiotic catalysis and biotransformation for the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) to value-added chemicals and fuels have emerged as an appealing way to address the global energy and environmental crisis caused by increased CO 2 emi...
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| description | Abiotic–biological hybrid systems that combine the advantages of abiotic catalysis and biotransformation for the conversion of carbon dioxide (CO
2
) to value-added chemicals and fuels have emerged as an appealing way to address the global energy and environmental crisis caused by increased CO
2
emission. We illustrate the recent progress in this field. Here, we first review the natural CO
2
fixation pathways for an in-depth understanding of the biological CO
2
transformation strategy and why a sustainable feed of reducing power is important. Second, we review the recent progress in the construction of abiotic–biological hybrid systems for CO
2
transformation from two aspects: (i) microbial electrosynthesis systems that utilize electricity to support whole-cell biological CO
2
conversion to products of interest and (ii) photosynthetic semiconductor biohybrid systems that integrate semiconductor nanomaterials with CO
2
-fixing microorganisms to harness solar energy for biological CO
2
transformation. Lastly, we discuss potential approaches for further improvement of abiotic–biological hybrid systems. |
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2
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2
emission. We illustrate the recent progress in this field. Here, we first review the natural CO
2
fixation pathways for an in-depth understanding of the biological CO
2
transformation strategy and why a sustainable feed of reducing power is important. Second, we review the recent progress in the construction of abiotic–biological hybrid systems for CO
2
transformation from two aspects: (i) microbial electrosynthesis systems that utilize electricity to support whole-cell biological CO
2
conversion to products of interest and (ii) photosynthetic semiconductor biohybrid systems that integrate semiconductor nanomaterials with CO
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2
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2
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2
emission. We illustrate the recent progress in this field. Here, we first review the natural CO
2
fixation pathways for an in-depth understanding of the biological CO
2
transformation strategy and why a sustainable feed of reducing power is important. Second, we review the recent progress in the construction of abiotic–biological hybrid systems for CO
2
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2
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2
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emission. We illustrate the recent progress in this field. Here, we first review the natural CO
2
fixation pathways for an in-depth understanding of the biological CO
2
transformation strategy and why a sustainable feed of reducing power is important. Second, we review the recent progress in the construction of abiotic–biological hybrid systems for CO
2
transformation from two aspects: (i) microbial electrosynthesis systems that utilize electricity to support whole-cell biological CO
2
conversion to products of interest and (ii) photosynthetic semiconductor biohybrid systems that integrate semiconductor nanomaterials with CO
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