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Confinement Effects on the RhIIICp* / Polyoxometalate System in Photochemical CO2 Reduction Reactions: Porous Organic Polymer Versus Metal–Organic Framework
The incorporation of polyoxometalates (POMs) into transition metal-based photosystems has emerged as an effective strategy to boost photocatalytic performances for CO2 and water reduction into renewable energy vectors. Despite significant progress in designing {POM, porous host} composites containin
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