A self-biased photoelectrochemical cell for solar hydrogen production
A photoelectrochemical battery and self-bias technology, which is applied in the direction of electrical components, can solve the problem of reducing attractiveness, and achieve cost saving, good application prospects, and simple battery structure.
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[0025] A self-biased photoelectrochemical cell for hydrogen production by solar energy is mainly composed of a photoanode 1 with photoelectric response capability, a photocathode 2 with photoelectric response capability, an electrolyte 3 and an external circuit 4 . The photocathode 2 with photoelectric responsiveness is made of p-type gallium phosphide; the photoanode 1 with photoelectric responsiveness is made of n-type silicon; the electrolyte 3 is made of acidic aqueous solution. The external circuit 4 is a conductive path formed by connecting the photoanode 1 with photoelectric response capability and the photocathode 2 with photoelectric response capability with wires.
[0026] The connection relationship of the battery is that the n-type silicon and p-type gallium phosphide are partially immersed in the acidic aqueous solution, and the non-immersed part is connected by a wire to form a conductive path.
[0027] The working process of the battery is that when sunlight irr...
Embodiment 2
[0029] A self-biased photoelectrochemical cell for hydrogen production by solar energy is mainly composed of a photoanode 1 with photoelectric response capability, a photocathode 2 with photoelectric response capability, an electrolyte 3 and an external circuit 4 . The photocathode 2 with photoelectric responsiveness is made of p-type copper indium selenide; the photoanode 1 with photoelectric responsiveness is made of n-type zinc oxide; the electrolyte 3 is made of aqueous solution. The external circuit 4 is a conductive path formed by directly connecting the photoanode 1 with photoelectric response capability and the photocathode 2 with photoelectric response capability.
[0030] The connection relationship of the battery is that part of the n-type zinc oxide and p-type copper indium selenium is immersed in the aqueous solution, and the non-immersed part connects the n-type zinc oxide and the p-type copper indium selenium to form a conductive path.
[0031] The working proce...
Embodiment 3
[0033] A self-biased photoelectrochemical cell for hydrogen production by solar energy is mainly composed of a photoanode 1 with photoelectric response capability, a photocathode 2 with photoelectric response capability, an electrolyte 3 and an external circuit 4 . The material selected for the photocathode 2 with photoelectric response capability is p-type cuprous oxide; the material selected for the photoanode 1 with photoelectric response capability is n-type iron oxide; the material selected for the electrolyte 3 is alkaline aqueous solution. The external circuit 4 is a conductive path formed by connecting the photoanode 1 with photoelectric response capability and the photocathode 2 with photoelectric response capability to the load with wires
[0034] The connection relationship of the battery is that the n-type iron oxide and p-type cuprous oxide are partly immersed in the acidic aqueous solution, and the non-immersed part is connected by a wire to connect the n-type ir...
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