Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage

All promising solar cell devices including the photo-galvanic cells have to be sustainable and durable in nature to meet the long-term energy needs of society. Photo-galvanic cells are characterized by the two electrodes dipped in the electrolyte solution (consisting of the dye/pigment photo-sensiti...

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Autores principales:	Pooran Koli, Urvashi Sharma
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Lenguaje:	EN
Publicado:	Elsevier 2021
Materias:	Photo-stability of electrolyte Photogalvanic cell UV-Visible spectra Rhodamine B dye Crude aqueous spinach extract Chemistry QD1-999
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:cc60e481d86149028e2e85001b1f24642021-11-20T05:14:27ZExploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage2666-469010.1016/j.jpap.2021.100086https://doaj.org/article/cc60e481d86149028e2e85001b1f24642021-12-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666469021000713https://doaj.org/toc/2666-4690All promising solar cell devices including the photo-galvanic cells have to be sustainable and durable in nature to meet the long-term energy needs of society. Photo-galvanic cells are characterized by the two electrodes dipped in the electrolyte solution (consisting of the dye/pigment photo-sensitizer, surfactant, reductant, alkali, and water) capable of simultaneous solar energy conversion and storage. The dye/pigment molecules are prone to photo-decay. In the present work, the photogalvanic cells have been studied with respect to the photo-stability of the electrolyte based on Rhodamine B dye sensitizer and crude aqueous spinach extract sensitizer separately and consequent electrical output over a long time. It has been observed that the photo-sensitizer molecules undergo photo-decay, but, despite this decay, the cell even with the photo-decayed electrolytes has a promising capacity to produce power with storage. The results show a photo-decay of electrolytes based on both the artificial/synthetic dye materials and natural pigment materials.Pooran KoliUrvashi SharmaElsevierarticlePhoto-stability of electrolytePhotogalvanic cellUV-Visible spectraRhodamine B dyeCrude aqueous spinach extractChemistryQD1-999ENJournal of Photochemistry and Photobiology, Vol 8, Iss , Pp 100086- (2021)
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topic	Photo-stability of electrolyte Photogalvanic cell UV-Visible spectra Rhodamine B dye Crude aqueous spinach extract Chemistry QD1-999
spellingShingle	Photo-stability of electrolyte Photogalvanic cell UV-Visible spectra Rhodamine B dye Crude aqueous spinach extract Chemistry QD1-999 Pooran Koli Urvashi Sharma Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage
description	All promising solar cell devices including the photo-galvanic cells have to be sustainable and durable in nature to meet the long-term energy needs of society. Photo-galvanic cells are characterized by the two electrodes dipped in the electrolyte solution (consisting of the dye/pigment photo-sensitizer, surfactant, reductant, alkali, and water) capable of simultaneous solar energy conversion and storage. The dye/pigment molecules are prone to photo-decay. In the present work, the photogalvanic cells have been studied with respect to the photo-stability of the electrolyte based on Rhodamine B dye sensitizer and crude aqueous spinach extract sensitizer separately and consequent electrical output over a long time. It has been observed that the photo-sensitizer molecules undergo photo-decay, but, despite this decay, the cell even with the photo-decayed electrolytes has a promising capacity to produce power with storage. The results show a photo-decay of electrolytes based on both the artificial/synthetic dye materials and natural pigment materials.
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title	Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage
title_short	Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage
title_full	Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage
title_fullStr	Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage
title_full_unstemmed	Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage
title_sort	exploratory insight into the stability of rhodamine b and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage
publisher	Elsevier
publishDate	2021
url	https://doaj.org/article/cc60e481d86149028e2e85001b1f2464
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Exploratory insight into the stability of Rhodamine B and crude aqueous spinach extract-based photogalvanic cells: Comparing photo-stability of electrolytes for solar power and storage

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