«By inducing the self - photosensitization of M. thermoacetica with cadmium sulfide nanoparticles, we enabled
the photosynthesis of acetic acid from carbon dioxide over several days of light - dark cycles at relatively high quantum yields, demonstrating a self - replicating route toward solar - to - chemical carbon dioxide reduction.»
Not exact matches
As both an «electrograph» (meaning it can undergo direct electron transfers from an electrode), and an «acetogen» (meaning it can direct nearly 90 - percent
of its photosynthetic products towards
acetic acid), M. thermoacetica serves as the ideal model organism for demonstrating the capabilities
of this hybrid artificial
photosynthesis system.
The M. thermoacetica usually eat sugars as a power source for their production
of acetic acid, and they do not perform any
photosynthesis.