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The enzymatic conversion of NH4+ and NO2– to N2 catalysed by bacteria is critical to maintain nitrogen balance in the environment and for wastewater treatment. Now, a simple abiotic catalyst, the naturally occurring mineral, covellite, shows a remarkable mimicry for the entire reaction pathway.
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