Lecture

Solar Energy Conversion: Nanomaterials and Photoelectrochemistry

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Description

This lecture by the instructor covers the fundamentals of solar energy conversion using nanomaterials and photoelectrochemistry. Topics include the use of light absorbers, catalyst matching, stability issues, tandem configurations, and the efficiency of solar-to-hydrogen conversion. The lecture delves into the challenges and solutions in designing efficient light absorbers, catalysts, and reactors for sustainable energy production.

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