Artificial leaves + copper nanoflowers can efficiently convert carbon dioxide
According to the latest issue of Nature Catalysis, research teams from the University of Cambridge in the UK and the University of California, Berkeley in the US have attached tiny copper nanoflowers to artificial leaves, efficiently converting carbon dioxide to produce clean energy and chemicals, which may be the pillar products of modern energy and manufacturing industries
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