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Design principles for efficient photoelectrodes in solar rechargeable redox flow cell applications

Bae et al., 2020

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2961072993072631317
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Bae D
Kanellos G
Faasse G
Dražević E
Venugopal A
Smith W
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Recent advances in photoelectrochemical redox flow cells, such as solar redox flow batteries, have received much attention as an alternative integrated technology for simultaneous conversion and storage of solar energy. Theoretically, it has been reported …
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