Cell-inspired nanoreactor turns sunlight into hydrogen peroxide
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Researchers built a tiny hollow nanoreactor that mimics how living cells manage chemical reactions, using sunlight to produce hydrogen peroxide. Embedded in a recyclable gel, it achieved strong conversion efficiency and could run continuously under natural sunlight, opening new possibilities for clean energy and artificial photosynthesis.
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