PHOTOCHEMICAL CONVERSION AND STORAGE OF SOLAR ENERGY.

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There are two general approaches to photochemical conversion - one based on photochemical reactions and one involving a combination of photochemical and electrochemical processes in an electrolytic cell. Photochemical reactions fall into three main categories: organic photoreactions, photochemical decomposition of water and photoredox reactions. There are three main categories of of photoelectrochemical cells - namely, photogalvanic cells, photoelectric cells, and regenerative photoelectrochemical cells. The author evaluates these reactions and cells from the standpoint of energy conversion efficiency and the possibility of energy storage.

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Bhavani, N. K., Vijayalakshmi, D., & Seshan, S. (1986). PHOTOCHEMICAL CONVERSION AND STORAGE OF SOLAR ENERGY. Energy Management (New Delhi), 10(1), 27–32. https://doi.org/10.1299/jsmemag.89.810_524

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