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Solar powered reduction of CO2 using visible light - NITECH

The solar powered reduction of CO2, where no other artificial source of energy is used, becomes possible, opening doors to a sustainable path to a sustainable future.

Scientists have attempted to work around this efficiency problem by combining AgIO3 with silver iodide (AgI), which can efficiently absorb and utilize visible light.

They now developed a new photocatalyst that incorporates single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) with AgIO3 and AgI to form a three-component composite catalyst.


Industry

Sustainability domain

  • Renewable Energy
  • Energy Efficiency

Type of innovation

  • Core sciences & engineering

Stakeholder type

  • University researcher

Professions

Relevant for

  • Electrochemical engineer
  • Solar power professional
  • Production or process engineer

Innovation sector

  • Chemistry & chemical engineering
  • Energy efficiency
  • Environmental sciences
  • Renewable energy sciences