Sarah Yang

Berkeley Lab
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At left is a surface view of a bimetallic copper-silver nanocoral cathode taken from a scanning electron micrograph. To the right is an energy-dispersive X-ray image of the cathode with the copper (in pink/red) and silver (in green) highlighted.
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Solar-to-Fuel System Recycles CO2
This is the first time carbon dioxide has been converted to ethanol and ethylene at efficiencies rivaling natural counterparts.
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Shown is a photoelectrochemical cell illuminated by a solar simulator. A bismuth vanadate thin-film electrode is being tested in an electrolyte solution to mimic conditions in an artificial photosynthesis device.
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Mimicking Nature to Create Stable Solar Materials
Research by Berkeley Lab could speed development of solar-fuel generators.
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