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O2-tolerant CO2-to-CO reduction by air-sensitive carbon monoxide dehydrogenases in hydrated deep eutectic solvents
This work investigates two carbon monoxide dehydrogenase (CODH) enzymes immobilised on functionalised carbon nanotube electrodes and describes their behaviour in two deep eutectic solvents, namely glyceline and ethaline. These CODH bioelectrodes achieve CO2 reduction activities in the mA cm-2 range
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