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Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting

2013
1 The Potential Contribution of Photoelectrochemistry in the Global Energy Future 2 Kinetics and Mechanisms of Light-Driven Reactions at Semiconductor Electrodes: Principles and Techniques 3: Structured Materuals for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting 4: Tandem Photoelectrochemical Cells for Water Splitting 5: Particulate Oxynitrides for ...
Zhebo Chen, Huyen N. Dinh, Eric Miller
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Water Splitting

2012
Water splitting means a chemical transformation that separates water into its elements which are molecular oxygen (O2) and molecular hydrogen (H2). The transformation can be done by various processes such as: electrolysis, photochemical, photocatalytic, thermal decomposition.
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Hydrogen Production by Water Splitting

2015
Hydrogen is a promising energy vector in many industries such as: metallurgical industry, thermal treatments, petrochemical industry, food industry, electrical energy production, electronic industry, mechanical industry because of the zero environmental impact of the combustion products (only water).
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Photocatalytic Water Splitting

2016
This chapter deals with the topic of photocatalytic water splitting. Photosynthesis in nature is discussed leading into artificial photosynthesis in the lab. The basic principles of photocatalytic water splitting are introduced, followed by materials used for artificial photosynthesis, visible-light-driven photocatalysis, and dye-sensitized visible ...
Aleksandar Staykov   +2 more
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Water-Splitting Standards

Science, 2013
Chemistry Widespread use of functional electrocatalytic water-splitting systems in conjunction with solar power infrastructure will probably require a composition of Earth-abundant materials that remain stable under the reaction conditions and operate efficiently at minimal overpotential (a measure of how much of the input energy gets stored in the ...
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The Electrochemical Splitting of Water

1983
The electrochemical production of hydrogen as an energy medium is becoming economically feasible. The technology is established; it is clean and requires no extra separation or purification of products; it generates suitable pressures for storage and can be used in a modular mode.
F. Gutmann, Oliver J. Murphy
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Solar Water Splitting

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
85% of current energy consumption is by fossil fuels which produce CO2. We need a clean fuel to replace fossil fuels. Hydrogen serves as a clean fuel which can be produced by water splitting using renewable energy sources. Semiconductors have potential to meet the thermodynamic requirement to split water.
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A Twist On Water Splitting

Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2012
If water could be separated economically into oxygen and hydrogen, a clean-burning fuel, the world’s oceans would represent a free and virtually limitless feedstock for producing energy. A new strategy for designing light-activated catalysts that split water may help bring that alternative-energy goal a step closer to reality. Researchers in China have
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Water Splitting In Contaminated Waters

Science Trends, 2018
Abdul Malek, Edamana Prasad, Tiju Thomas
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