Solar‐to‐Hydrogen Efficiency of 9.5 % by using a Thin‐Layer Platinum Catalyst and Commercial Amorphous Silicon Solar Cells
ChemCatChem2016Vol. 8(9), pp. 1713–1717
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Abstract A photoelectrochemical system was set up with commercial triple‐junction solar cells to split water into hydrogen. To minimize the Pt loading and material cost and to maintain a high catalytic activity, a thin Pt layer on a high‐surface‐area Ni foam was used to catalyze the hydrogen evolution reaction. The solar‐to‐hydrogen efficiency measured from the hydrogen gas evolved is as high as 9.5 %.
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