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Properties of photoelectrochemical cells with a chemically sprayed photoanode

Chin‐hsin J. Liu, Jui H. Wang

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Chemically sprayed CdSe thin films were used as photoanodes in photoelectrochemical solar cells. The power characteristics of the cell ITO/CdSe/Na2S-S-NaOH/Pt was measured. The energy conversion efficiency of this cell was 7.8% at 340 nm and 5.2% under 50-mW/cm2 white light.

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Chemically sprayed CdSe thin films were used as photoanodes in photoelectrochemical solar cells. The power characteristics of the cell ITO/CdSe/Na2S-S-NaOH/Pt was measured. The energy conversion efficiency of this cell was 7.8% at 340 nm and 5.2% under 50-mW/cm2 white light.

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Chemically sprayed CdSe thin films were used as photoanodes in photoelectrochemical solar cells. The power characteristics of the cell ITO/CdSe/Na2S-S-NaOH/Pt was measured. The energy conversion efficiency of this cell was 7.8% at 340 nm and 5.2% under 50-mW/cm2 white light.

Key concepts: Photoelectrochemical cell, Energy conversion efficiency, Materials science, Photoelectrochemistry, Thin film, White light, Solar cell, Energy transformation

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