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Photochemical energy conversion studies in systems containing methylene blue

A.S.N. Murthy, K.S. Reddy

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The behaviour of photogalvanic cells containing methylene blue with various reducing agents has been examined. Appreciable potentials and currents have been detected. the power conversion efficiency of an EDTA-methylene blue photogalvanic cell has been estimated to be ±0.04 per cent. the storage of light energy in iron-methylene blue and EDTA-methylene blue systems has been studied.

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The behaviour of photogalvanic cells containing methylene blue with various reducing agents has been examined. Appreciable potentials and currents have been detected. the power conversion efficiency of an EDTA-methylene blue photogalvanic cell has been estimated to be ±0.04 per cent. the storage of light energy in iron-methylene blue and EDTA-methylene blue systems has been studied.

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The behaviour of photogalvanic cells containing methylene blue with various reducing agents has been examined. Appreciable potentials and currents have been detected. the power conversion efficiency of an EDTA-methylene blue photogalvanic cell has been estimated to be ±0.04 per cent. the storage of light energy in iron-methylene blue and EDTA-methylene blue systems has been studied.

Key concepts: Methylene blue, Methylene, Photochemistry, Blue light, Chemistry, Energy conversion efficiency, Materials science, Optoelectronics

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