Axially engineered single atoms in enzyme-mimic-binding pocket steering dehalogenation–polymerization pathways toward water pollutant upcycling
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Researchers are exploring methods to upcycle water pollutants through various chemical pathways. One approach involves using axially engineered single atoms in an enzyme-mimic-binding pocket to steer dehalogenation-polymerization reactions. Alternatively, high-entropy alloys and water-soluble complexes of fullerenes with biocompatible polymers are also being investigated for their potential to transform water pollutants.