Une plante d'intérieur artificielle qui purifie le CO2 mieux que la nature

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2024-10-09

Picture MUST credit: Binghamton University Artificial plants that purify indoor air and generate electricity have been developed by researchers. The team said the air we breathe at work, school or home affects overall health and well-being. Most air purification systems, however, are expensive, cumbersome and require frequent cleaning or filter replacement to function at optimum levels. These artificial plants can feed off carbon dioxide, give off oxygen and even generate a little power. The plants use indoor light to drive photosynthesis, achieving a 90% reduction in carbon dioxide levels — far surpassing the 10% reduction seen with natural plants. The plants were made using solar cells and photosynthetic bacteria previously created at New York state's Binghamton University by Professor Seokheun Choiand PhD student Maryam Rezaie. Picture supplied by JLPPA

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