Monash “artificial photosynthesis” system achieves in excess of 22% efficiency for production of hydrogen from water

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By mmillikinAug 11, 2015, 10:30 am247 pts
A team at Monash University (Australia) has developed an “artificial photosynthesis” system that delivers the highest efficiency reported to date—in excess of 22%—for the solar-driven conversion of water to hydrogen. A paper on the researchers’s work is published in the RSC journal Energy &…

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