A key objective of work in the program is to develop a knowledge foundation of structure - function relationships
for photoelectrochemical layers that allows for prediction and control of transport phenomena in macroscopic solar - fuel generation systems.
Fountaine, K. T., Lewerenz, H. J. & Atwater, H. A. Efficiency limits
for photoelectrochemical water - splitting.
Ian Sharp, «Plasma - enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition of Transition Metal Oxides
for Photoelectrochemical Energy Conversion»
The article, «Multiple exciton generation
for photoelectrochemical hydrogen evolution reactions with quantum yields exceeding 100 %,» reports on the investigative work that Yan carried out along with colleagues affiliated with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the Colorado School of Mines and San Diego State University.
Not exact matches
Essentially, they created what is known as a quantum dot
photoelectrochemical cell that catalytically achieved quantum efficiency
for hydrogen gas production exceeding 100 % — in the case of their experiments an efficiency approaching 114 %.
Having shown that chemically modified magnetite (Fe2CrO4) meets the basic criteria required
for an air stable, visible light photocatalyst, the investigators plan to carry out experiments in which they will transfer freshly grown Fe2CrO4 surfaces to a
photoelectrochemical cell under a dry nitrogen atmosphere to avoid picking up surface carbon contamination.
(Invited) High Performance Components
for Solar - Driven
Photoelectrochemical Fuel Generators.
Monolithic
Photoelectrochemical Device
for Water Splitting with 19 % Efficiency Wen - Hui Cheng, Matthias H. Richter, Matthias May, Jens Ohlmann, David Lackner, Frank Dimroth, Thomas Hannappel, Harry Atwater, Hans - Joachim Lewerenz
(Invited) Design Considerations
for Fully - Integrated
Photoelectrochemical Devices.
(Invited) Recent Progress in Fundamental
Photoelectrochemical Studies Relevant to New Low - Cost Designs
for Z - Scheme Solar Water Splitting Reactors.
Materials Challenges
for Sustainable
Photoelectrochemical Solar to Fuel Conversion J. W. Ager
The LLNL AMPE code is optimized
for high scalability on the leadership - class LLNL supercomputers and includes many recent advanced developments that will enable higher - fidelity simulations of
photoelectrochemical and corrosion processes than would be achieved with more conventional codes and hardware.
«Since the
photoelectrochemical cell is built
for the purpose of hydrogen production and HMF oxidation simply replaces oxygen production at the anode, in essence, no resources are used specifically
for HMF oxidation,» says Choi.
The authors first present the analytic equations and solutions
for the limiting efficiencies of
photoelectrochemical water - splitting devices based on the ultimate limits of device physics as well as two more realistic scenarios based on currently achievable material and device parameters.
Animation illustrates the compilation of the sensitivity analysis of the maximum
photoelectrochemical efficiency to semiconductor external radiative efficiency; (a) Maximum efficiency vs. semiconductor external radiative efficiency (ERE)
for a single junction
photoelectrochemical device, with the color axis indicating the semiconductor bandgap (eV) that corresponds to the maximum efficiency; (b) Animation of efficiency vs. semiconductor bandgap with the external radiative efficiency evolving in time; red dot indicates the bandgap corresponding to the maximum efficiency at a given ERE value that is plotted on (a).
After moving to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, he has been working on scientific problems that are relevant
for energy storage and conversion technologies such as
photoelectrochemical (PEC) hydrogen production.
Monolithically Integrated Thin - Film / Silicon Tandem Photoelectrodes
for High Efficiency and Stable
Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting, Zitian Mi, University of Michigan
Li, J. T. & Wu, N. Q. Semiconductor - based photocatalysts and
photoelectrochemical cells
for solar fuel generation: a review.
This project seeks to develop methods
for orienting, assembling, and interconnecting nanoscale functional assemblies containing catalysts, light absorbers, and support matrices, into fully functional
photoelectrochemical systems.
Scientists at the US Department of Energy's (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recaptured the record
for highest efficiency in solar hydrogen production via a
photoelectrochemical (PEC) water - splitting process.
Experienced research and development professional motivated to strategically solve difficult technical problems to advance electrochemical and
photoelectrochemical energy conversion and storage technologies (fuel cells, supercapacitors, redox flow batteries, metal - air batteries, and
photoelectrochemical cells) and deliver meaningful results
for the betterment of our society.