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This paper investigates design principles for efficient photoelectrodes in solar rechargeable redox flow cells. The authors address the limitation of poor redox kinetics in current photoelectrodes by focusing on band alignment design and surface coverage control. They develop a single-photon photo-charging device achieving over 9.4% solar-to-chemical conversion efficiency, providing design principles for optimizing conversion efficiency in solar-rechargeable redox flow cells.

Publisher

Communications Materials

Published On

Apr 14, 2020

Authors

Dowon Bae, Gerasimos Kanellos, Gerrit M. Faasse, Emil Dražević, Anirudh Venugopal, Wilson A. Smith

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