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Use of electrocatalytic anodes in photolysis

Gratzel, Michael  
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Newmann-Spallart, Michael
1982

A photolytic system comprised of a darkened halfcell and an illuminated halfcell in which oxidation and reduction reactions are made to occur. These halfcells are joined by an electrically conductive element and an ion conducting junction for electron transfer and ion transport. The illuminated halfcell is equipped with a cathode and the darkened halfcell contains an improved anode which exhibits a desirably low overvoltage with respect to the substrate which is sought to be oxidized. Oxidation products are formed at the anode and reduction products are formed at the cathode.

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EPO Family ID

10514608

Author(s)
Gratzel, Michael  
Newmann-Spallart, Michael
EPFL units
LPI  
IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

IT1171366

IT

B

1987-06-10

FR2486705

FR

B1

1985-10-25

CH648218

CH

A5

1985-03-15

IN155452

IN

B

1985-02-02

AU541650

AU

B2

1985-01-17

IL62997

IL

A

1984-05-31

CA1161785

CA

A

1984-02-07

US4389290

US

A

1983-06-21

ES8400151

ES

A1

1983-02-01

ES8300877

ES

A1

1982-11-01

ZA813946

ZA

B

1982-08-25

DE3126796

DE

A1

1982-04-15

BR8104307

BR

A

1982-03-23

JPS5749176

JP

A

1982-03-20

GB2081307

GB

A

1982-02-17

NL8103049

NL

A

1982-02-01

FR2486705

FR

A1

1982-01-15

AU7112581

AU

A

1982-01-14

SE8104231

SE

L

1982-01-09

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February 21, 2006
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