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Artificial inorganic leafs are developed by organizing light harvesting, photoinduced charge separation, and catalysis modules (Pt/N‐TiO2) into leaf‐shaped hierarchical structures using natural leaves as biotemplates (see figure). The enhanced light‐harvesting and photocatalytic water‐splitting activities stem from the reproduction of the leafs' complex structures and self‐doping of nitrogen during...
A natural leaf is a synergy of elaborated structures and functional components, producing a highly complex machinery for photosynthesis in which light harvesting, photoinduced charge separation, and catalysis modules combine to capture solar energy and split water into oxygen and “hydrogen” efficiently. On p. 951, Tongxiang Fan, Di Zhang, and co‐workers report on the development of artificial inorganic...
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