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Photosynthesis, artificial water splitting

The other approach towards artificial photosynthesis does not model the natural photosystems directly, but instead links natural and synthetic components to achieve a system capable of photochemical water splitting [83]. [Pg.204]

AIST Japan has succeeded in using an artificial photosynthesis system to split water into hydrogen and oxygen under visible fight [133]. [Pg.215]

Artificial Photosynthesis Water Cleavage into Hydrogen and Oxygen by Visible Light Review deals mostly with micro-heterogeneous (particulate) systems for water splitting. 30... [Pg.168]

For artificial photosynthesis most efforts have been devoted to photochemical water splitting (Eq. 7) while other possibilities have also been considered. Natural photosynthesis... [Pg.353]

The counterpart of catalytic water oxidation to O, catalytic evolution via water reduction, is of equal importance in the context of water splitting (artificial photosynthesis) [15]. Innature, hydrogenase enzymes show excellent catalytic rates and efficiencies and can catalyze both proton reduction and oxidation. Consequently, several biomi-metic complexes have been developed which show excellent catalytic activity towards electrochemical production from water. [Pg.183]

Tachibana, Y. Vayssieres, L. Durrant, J.R. Artificial photosynthesis for solar water-splitting. Nat. Photonics, 2012, 6, 511-518. [Pg.27]

Keywords Artificial photosynthesis Carbon nanotubes Oxidation catalysis Oxygenic metal oxides Photo-induced electron transfer Polyoxometalates Water splitting... [Pg.122]

Figure 4.1 Diagram showing absorbance of light by titania, and subsequent use of photogenerated electrons and holes in water splitting, organic combustion and artificial photosynthesis reactions. Figure 4.1 Diagram showing absorbance of light by titania, and subsequent use of photogenerated electrons and holes in water splitting, organic combustion and artificial photosynthesis reactions.
Photoelectrochemical water splitting Photocatalytic water splitting Coupled photovoltaic - electrolysis systems Thermochemical conversion Photobiological methods Molecular artificial photosynthesis Plasma-chemical conversion Mechano-catalytic, magnetolysis, radiolysis, etc. [Pg.8]

Andreiadis ES, Qiavarot-Kerlidou M, Fontecave M, Artero V (2011) Artificial photosynthesis from molecular catalysts for light-driven water splitting to photoelectrochemical cells. Photochem Photobiol 87 946-964... [Pg.113]

Water splitting Uphill reaction AQ>0, Artificial photosynthesis H2O H2 + I/2O2 (Light energy conversion)... [Pg.1584]

Andreiadis, Eugen S., Murielle Chavarot-Kerlidou, Marc Fontecave, and Vincent Artero, Artificial Photosynthesis From Molecular Catalysts for Light-Driven Water Splitting to Photoelectrochemical Cells, Photochemistry and Photobiology, 87, 946-964 (2011). [Pg.505]

The remarkable system used by nature to convert sunlight into more useful energy equivalents is the source of inspiration for artificial photosynthesis - the development of synthetic systems that mimic the natural photosynthetic processes of light-driven water splitting and CO2 reduction, for the production of solar fuels. ... [Pg.126]

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