ArticleEnergy & fuels : an American Chemical Society journal2025
Multiphysics Modeling of Photoelectrochemical Devices for Simultaneous Solar-Driven Biomass Reforming and Hydrogen Production.
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- Fluorine-Free Ion Exchange Membranes for (Photo)electrochemical Applications.ACS polymers Au · 2025Review
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Abstract
Biomass reforming, including glycerol and 5-hydroxymethylfurfural oxidation, converts renewable biomass-derived molecules into value-added chemicals and fuels. This process is crucial for sustainable energy and chemical production, offering a carbon-neutral alternative to fossil-based feedstocks. Integrating biomass oxidation with photoelectrochemistry enables solar-driven reactions, reducing external electrical input and improving energy efficiency. Photoelectrochemical cells selectively oxidize biomass-derived compounds at the photoanode while generating hydrogen or other reduction products at the cathode, creating a synergistic system for sustainable fuel and chemical production. Electrolyte transport properties significantly impact membraneless PEC device performance. This study systematically investigates flow behavior, crossover effects, and device operation using a 0.5 M glycerol solution as the anolyte. Despite its similar density and viscosity to water, the glycerol solution exhibits density-driven instabilities, leading to electrolyte mixing when paired with a pure water catholyte. Simulations reveal that using the same glycerol solution in both compartments prevents crossover and enhances stability. A single-bridge design optimized to minimize
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