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Researchers created a tiny reactor that mimics living cells to produce hydrogen peroxide from sunlight and water. This breakthrough could lead to cleaner chemical manufacturing and help us make useful chemicals without harmful pollution.
Japanese researchers have developed an artificial photosynthesis system that converts sunlight directly into fuel without needing batteries or complex electronics. The breakthrough brings clean energy technology closer to real-world use by mimicking how plants naturally harness the sun.
Scientists created a self-regulating solar device that transforms water and CO2 into usable fuel, eliminating the need for expensive batteries. The breakthrough could make clean fuel production simpler and cheaper for everyday use.