Artificial Photosynthesis Could One Day Power Our World
We'll look at artificial photosynthesis and see how far it's come.
When it comes to removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, nothing beats good old plants and their knack for photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the process of converting sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water into oxygen and the sugars that feed all life on Earth. Ever since photosynthesis was discovered, scientists have been trying to artificially duplicate it. And if they succeed artificial photosynthesis could one day power our world.
In both natural and artificial photosynthesis, water molecules are split into hydrogen and water. At the end of the process, the electrons split water.
If the goal is to produce hydrogen, which can be used as fuel, the process can stop there. However, there are cheaper ways to produce hydrogen, so the end goal is usually to keep going and create hydrocarbon fuels such as methane or butane, ideally using waste carbon from emissions.
On a small scale, an artificial leaf system has been established resulting an artificial photosynthesis that could one day power our world.
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