Most scientists have dedicated their resources to enhance the effectiveness

Most scientists have dedicated their resources to enhance the effectiveness of the photosynthesis process through artificial photosynthesis. Artificial photosynthesis has attracted the attention of all researchers across developed nations. In the past, these researchers have achieved mixed results. The challenge has been developing an effective catalyzer for facilitating the process of artificial photosynthesis. Such a catalyzer can allow scientists to overcome challenges in achieving functional artificial photosynthesis. [1]

In Sweden, a group of researchers from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm developed “a molecular catalyzer that could oxidize water quickly”.[2] These researchers reported that their advances had achieved “over 300 turnovers per second with the newly equipped artificial photosynthesis”.[3] They claimed that the natural photosynthesis could achieve between 100 and 400 turnovers per second. Therefore, their molecular catalyzer remained exceptional.