Photoelectrochemical concurrent hydrogen generation and heavy metal recovery from polluted acidic mine water

Jones, Ben; Davies, Katherine R.; Anantharaj, S.; Mabbett, Ian; Watson, Trystan; Durrant, James; Kuehnel, Moritz; Pitchaimuthu, Sudhagar; Allan, Michael

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Photoelectrochemical concurrent hydrogen generation and heavy metal recovery from polluted acidic mine water

Ben Jones, Katherine R. Davies, S. Anantharaj, Ian Mabbett

, Trystan Watson

, James Durrant

, Moritz Kuehnel

, Sudhagar Pitchaimuthu

, Michael Allan

Sustainable Energy & Fuels, Volume: 5, Issue: 12, Pages: 3084 - 3091

Swansea University Authors: Ian Mabbett , Trystan Watson , James Durrant , Moritz Kuehnel , Sudhagar Pitchaimuthu , Michael Allan

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The feasibility of a solar-driven photoelectrochemical process to generate hydrogen fuel from metal mine polluted water while simultaneously recovering heavy metals has been explored. Electron transport from the photoanode to the cathode plays a key role in generating hydrogen (37.6 µmol h–1 cm–2 at...

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Photoelectrochemical concurrent hydrogen generation and heavy metal recovery from polluted acidic mine water

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