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a In the solar fuels and photochemistry community, the term “supramolecular photocatalyst” has been established for quite some time to describe molecular photocatalysts with more than two functions, such as photosensitizer and CO2 catalyst, in one molecule even if these units are connected by only covalent and/or coordinate bonds. For references on supramolecular catalysts, see the following.

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