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Enhanced photocatalytic CO2 reduction by Fe/Ni-MOFs using Chlorella as a symbiotic microorganism

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Ruting Huang
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Peidong Ma
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Ying Yu
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Guozhi Deng
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Shuojie Xu
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Bowen Wang
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Jiale Zhang
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Yi Xiao
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Run-Wei Li
X
Xianyang Shi *
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Kang Xu *
DOI:10.1016/j.seppur.2025.135647delete
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Abstract

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• The combination of Chlorella with the optimal Fe/Ni-MOFs system (Fe1Ni1@(BTEC)(bipy)) has been successfully fabricated. • The incorporation of Chlorella enhances the methane yield to 5.0 times that of Fe1Ni1@(BTEC)(bipy) alone. • The Fe1Ni1@(BTEC)(bipy) interacts with Chlorella through electrostatic adsorption and covalent bonding. • Chlorella's ability to capture light and the microenvironmental CO2 under strong illumination are significantly enhanced. • The Fe1Ni1@(BTEC)(bipy)-Chlorella composite system represents an effective method for enhancing methane production.

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Separation and Purification Technology cover
Separation and Purification Technology
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Anhui Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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