Hydrogenase on an electrode: a remarkable heterogeneous catalyst

Hydrogenase on an electrode: a remarkable heterogeneous catalyst

Hydrogenases - enzymes interconverting hydrogen and water - display intriguing chemistry and offer important possibilities for future energy technologies. The so-called [NiFe]-hydrogenases contain a binuclear NiFe catalytic center coordinated by thiolates, CO and CN-. Hydrogenases pose significant e...

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Main Authors:	Lamle, SE, Vincent, K, Halliwell, L, Albracht, S, Armstrong, F
Format:	Conference item
Published:	2003

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