| Autor: |
Darko, Daniel Amoako, Sahu, Sangeeta, Rathore, Jyoti, Kaur, Lakhvinder, Jain, Bhawana, Kanungo, Shweta, Rawat, Reena, Sagade, Atul, Echeverrigaray, Fernando Graniero, Sinhamahapatra, Apurba |
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Frontiers in Energy Research; 2024, p1-30, 30p |
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Photo-thermal-catalysts (PTC) exceptional features and ability to concurrently solve sustainable energy requirements and environmental problems have drawn scientific interest. The photo-thermal effect is the process by which photo- thermal conversion materials transform radiant energy from light into thermal energy. The photo-thermal therapy of energy and environmental treatment faces the urgent task of developing effective photo-thermal agents to address complicated problem demands. In this study, we take a look at the fundamental principles and underlying process of photo-thermal material catalysis. In addition, this review provides a concise summary of the most up- to-date findings concerning photo-thermal catalysis materials, which have been aggressively researched for a wide-spread sustainable energy and environment treatment uses. In order to motivate the creation of a high-efficiency photo- thermal catalytic pathway, the criteria and techniques for designing photo- thermal catalysts are presented. This will make it possible for a better absorption of the whole spectrum of solar energy as well as a greater conversion of solar energy to heat. Theoretical direction is offered for the continued development of this technology, and the promise of the practical use of photo-thermal catalysis for different solar-driven interfacial photo- thermal conversion technologies is anticipated. This paper offers a unique perspective on photo-thermal catalysis focussing on the synergistic effects and suggesting a potential route for future applications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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