Enhancing carbon capture efficiency with a large-sized bionic jellyfish-carbonic anhydrase complex

Zhu, Xing; Du, Chenxi; Gao, Bo; He, Bin

doi:10.1039/d3gc02804f

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Enhancing carbon capture efficiency with a large-sized bionic jellyfish-carbonic anhydrase complex

Abstract: This study developed a robust bionic jellyfish-carbonic anhydrase complex (Bj-CA) for CO2 efficient capture.

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