Abdi

Ager

Alexander

Barber

Bassi

Bolton

Bornoz

Brillet

Butler

Chae

Chen

Cherepy

Coridan

Crabtree

Dias

Ding

Doscher

Dotan

Gamelin

Gonçalves

Grätzel

Gurudayal

Jacobsson

Jang

Kavan

Keable

Kennedy

Khaselev

Kroeze

Kudo

Le Formal

Liao

Licht

Ling

Listorti

MacKay

Maeda

Nielander

Nozik

Park

Peter

Pihosh

Reece

Ronge

Schreier

Shaner

Shin

Singh

Solomon

Tachibana

Turner

Verlage

Walter

Wang

Warren

Xing

Yamada

Yamane

Zhang

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Perovskite Solar Cells for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting and CO
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Photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting is inspired from the natural photosynthesis process in plants, where solar energy is captured and converted into hydrocarbons, glucose, and oxygen. Hydrogen generation from PEC cells through water splitting is a well‐established concept. However, primary challenges include improvement of the water splitting efficiency and stability. Perovskite solar cells are revolutionary due to their facile fabrication, their high open circuit voltage which is advantageous to drive solar assisted water splitting reaction with a single photoabsorber. In photovoltaic‐electrocatalyst (PV‐EC) is the simplest configuration and has the highest potential for commercialization. In this approach, the water splitting anode and cathode is connected with a multijunction solar cell or few solar cells in series to split water without an external bias. Perovskite solar cells would help to reduce the complexity and fabrication cost of carbondioxide reduction tandem cell due to its high open circuit voltage

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Perovskite Solar Cells for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting and CO2 Reduction

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Perovskite Solar Cells for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting and CO2 Reduction

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