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titleOfInvention Visible light active covalent triazine framework-based photoxatalyst, method for regeneration of oxidoreductase cofactor and method for enzymatic production of formic acid from carbon dioxide using the same
abstract The present invention relates to a visible light absorbing covalent triazine skeleton photocatalyst, a method for regenerating an oxidoreductase cofactor using the same, and a method for producing formic acid from carbon dioxide by an enzyme reaction using the same. The two-dimensionally linked covalent triazine skeleton according to the present invention is superior to the monomer-type photocatalyst due to the unique pi electron channel system derived from the hexagonal column stack structure, It can be used effectively as a photocatalyst for producing formic acid from boebroCO 2 with remarkably high redox enzyme co-factor regeneration rate and formic acid production rate. Further, the triazine skeleton photocatalyst according to the present invention is excellent in photodegradation stability due to its structural stability, and thus has excellent stability as a photocatalyst and can maximize the economic effect by reusing the catalyst with excellent reusability.
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