Artificial and Biosynthetic Nanoparticles Boost Bioelectrochemical Reactions via Efficient Bidirectional Electron Transfer of Shewanella loihica
Han Chen,
Yu‐Qing Wei,
Meng‐Yuan Xu
et al.
Abstract:Bioelectrochemical reactions using whole‐cell biocatalysts are promising carbon‐neutral approaches because of their easy operation, low cost, and sustainability. Bidirectional (outward or inward) electron transfer via exoelectrogens plays the main role in driving bioelectrochemical reactions. However, the low electron transfer efficiency seriously inhibits bioelectrochemical reaction kinetics. Here, a three dimensional and artificial nanoparticles‐constituent inverse opal‐indium tin oxide (IO‐ITO) electrode is… Show more
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