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Water Splitting Goes Au Naturel
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Water Splitting Goes Au Naturel
Water Splitting Goes Au Naturel
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Joe Alper
Joe Alper
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14 March 2003
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Published by
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
Vol. 299
(5613)
,
1686-1687
DOI:
10.1126/science.299.5613.1686
PMID:
12637732
Abstract
In living organisms, enzymes called hydrogenases harness plentiful metals to turn water into hydrogen and vice versa. Stripped of their proteins, they may show chemists a surprising shortcut to producing the fuel of the future.
Keywords
WATER SPLITTING
LIVING ORGANISMS
ENZYMES CALLED
VICE VERSA
CALLED HYDROGENASES
HYDROGENASES HARNESS
HARNESS PLENTIFUL
PLENTIFUL METALS
TURN WATER
SPLITTING
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