Abstract
This report covers the principles of photoconversion of solar energy and the production of electricity using electrochemical photovoltaic cells, photoelectrochemical storage cells and photogalvanic cells. Hydrogen-producing systems described include photoelectrolysis cells, photoassisted electrolysis cells; hydrogen-producing systems based on semiconductor suspensions; hydrogen- and oxygen-producing systems based on photochemical electron transfer reaction in solution and microheterogeneous catalyst; and photochemical systems containing biological-components. Carbon dioxide fixation is examined in detail. The names of scientists working on photoconversion are given in the appendices. (author).
Archer, M D
[1]
- Imperial College, London (United Kingdom). Dept. of Biochemistry
Citation Formats
Archer, M D.
Photochemistry and photoelectrochemistry technology assessment.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Archer, M D.
Photochemistry and photoelectrochemistry technology assessment.
United Kingdom.
Archer, M D.
1992.
"Photochemistry and photoelectrochemistry technology assessment."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Photochemistry and photoelectrochemistry technology assessment}
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abstractNote = {This report covers the principles of photoconversion of solar energy and the production of electricity using electrochemical photovoltaic cells, photoelectrochemical storage cells and photogalvanic cells. Hydrogen-producing systems described include photoelectrolysis cells, photoassisted electrolysis cells; hydrogen-producing systems based on semiconductor suspensions; hydrogen- and oxygen-producing systems based on photochemical electron transfer reaction in solution and microheterogeneous catalyst; and photochemical systems containing biological-components. Carbon dioxide fixation is examined in detail. The names of scientists working on photoconversion are given in the appendices. (author).}
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