Bio-Inspired Iron-Based Carbonic Anhydrase Mimic for CO2 Hydration and Conversion
Bio-Inspired Iron-Based Carbonic Anhydrase Mimic for CO2 Hydration and Conversion
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10.1021/acssuschemeng.3c00209
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2023-05
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Fuying Zhu;Haochen Qiu;Fei Wang;Xing Zhang;Guo-ping Lu;Yamei Lin;He Huang
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Fuying Zhu;Haochen Qiu;Fei Wang;Xing Zhang;Guo-ping Lu;Yamei Lin;He Huang
CO2conversion by stable, cost-effective carbonic anhydrase (CA)-like nanozymes emerges as an efficient and sustainable approach for CO2fixation. In this work, a novel iron-based nanomaterial (Fe10@CN-Mg) was first reported to be a CA mimic, in which FeNxsites and Mg(OH)2play a synergistically catalytic effect for CO2conversion. Although this material has much lower metal content and cost, it has comparable kinetic constants (Km6.37 mM andVmax30.74 mM/min) and a significantly higher CaCO3formation rate (20.60 g·g–1·h–1, the quality of CaCO3produced per hour per gram of the catalyst) than that of reported CA mimics. Fe10@CN-Mg is stable when processed at extreme pH, high temperature, organic solvents, and high ionic strength and also retains high activity after long storage times (two months) and seven cycles. In addition, Fe10@CN-Mg was successfully applied to convert CO2into cyclic carbonates with high economic efficiency.