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COMMUNICATION www.advancedsciencenews.com www.advenergymat.de Spanning the Solar Spectrum: Azopolymer Solar Thermal Fuels for Simultaneous UV and Visible Light Storage Andrew K. Saydjari, Philipp Weis, and Si Wu* As the energy consumption continues its precipitous rise, the problematic (mAzo, Figure 1B). Therefore, fabrication of an need for alternative energy sources has become more pressing. azo-STC that can operate efficiently under full-spectrum solar The sun represents one such promising source since current irradiation remains a challenge. energy consumption levels correspond to only ≈0.1% of the Herein, we demonstrated an integrated azo-STC device that [1] yearly solar output incident on the earth’s surface. Solar could efficiently store both UV and visible light under full- thermal cells (STCs) chemically store solar energy when photon spectrum solar irradiation. From top to bottom, the device con- absorption from sun light converts low-energy isomers to high- sisted of Coumarin 314, PmAzo, a UV-pass filter, and PAzo energy isomers. Heating or catalysis can release the stored solar (Figure 1C,D). The four-layer device featured two active cells to energy as heat, generating only the low-energy isomer which is store solar energy and two filtering layers to modify the effective [2] ready for additional charging. Fuel cells derived from this
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