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February 2, 2026Research on Chemical Intermediates

Activity of anionic cobalt porphyrin as a bifunctional molecular catalyst for the redox reactions in artificial photosynthesis: a consideration of the role of aggregation

Haritha Baby Manaved Kannamvelli Manoj Shalom Varghese Reshma Joseph Athira Mohan Haritha Anamangattupurakkal Jayachandran Kaippully Fazalurahman Kuttassery Hiroshi Tachibana Haruo Inoue Sebastian Nybin Remello

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Cobalt porphyrin exhibits significant activity as a bifunctional catalyst for redox reactions, enhancing artificial photosynthesis.
The study highlights that aggregation impacts the efficiency and effectiveness of cobalt porphyrin in these reactions.
Assessment using molecular catalyst analysis demonstrates how cobalt porphyrin interacts during redox processes attached to light reactions.
This may enable advancements in artificial photosynthesis systems, promoting greener energy solutions without further aggregation concerns.

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Observational analysis shows cobalt porphyrin's redox activity in artificial photosynthesis, suggesting enhanced efficiency through aggregation.

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Baby et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a76558badf0bb9e87d8c37 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11164-025-05895-9

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