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In silico screening of metal-organic frameworks for CO2 photo-hydrogenation
Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) are a promising class of materials that can be used as a catalyst for photo-hydrogenation to convert CO2 to fuel by virtue to their nanoscale design featuring high surface area, abundant active metal sites, and ability to host dispersed co-catalysts. How
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