Fig. 6: Comparison of dark and photooxidation of glycerol. | Nature Catalysis

Fig. 6: Comparison of dark and photooxidation of glycerol.

From: Paired photoelectrochemical conversion of CO2/H2O and glycerol at high rate

Fig. 6

a, Linear (photo)voltammograms recorded with 10 mV s−1 sweep rate. b, Anode potential differences during 30 min galvanostatic experiments at current density j = 100 mA cm−2. c, Cell voltage differences during 30 min galvanostatic experiments at 100 mA cm−2. d, Product distribution in the anolyte after 30 min galvanostatic experiments at 100 mA cm−2. The anolyte was 0.5 M glycerol containing 1.0 M CsOH. HER was performed on the cathode side using 25 cm3 min−1 argon flow, while the anolyte flow rate was 10 cm3 min−1. The temperature of the cell and the anolyte was 35 °C. The error bars represent the standard deviation from the mean, originated from three separate measurements performed on three different Ni/Si and Ni sheet containing electrodes. The missing FE in d is related to dihydroxyacetone, glyceraldehyde and oxygen.

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