The Study of the Photogalvanic Effect in a Photogalvanic Cell Containing Acid Fuchsin as a Photosensitizer in a Benzethonium Chloride-EDTA System

Photogalvanic cells: comparative study of various synthetic dyes and natural photo sensitizers present in spinach extract

“…In the present research work, the results so obtained are higher and very encouraging vis-à-vis reported results for photogalvanic 26,[36][37][38][39][40] as well as photovoltaic techniques. 41 I don't attribute higher results in present study to the usage of spinach extract as all other single dye or mixed dyes have nearly same result.…”

Use of Natural Dye Curcumin – Arabinose as Photosensitizerreductant System for Simultaneous Solar Energy Conversion and Storage

“…The problems encountered in the development of photogalvanic cells have been discussed from time to time. Krasnoholovets et al [17], Madhwani et al [18], Gangotri and Bhimwal [19], Genwa and Chauhan [20], Genwa and Singh [21], Rathode et al [22][23] and Yadav et al [24][25][26] have recently developed some photogalvanic systems for solar energy conversion and storage. The scientific community has successfully converted solar energy in electrical energy up to desired extent through various processes but storage capacity of solar energy is still not up to the mark to use it as and when required.…”

Innovative Study of Photogalvanics in Solar Energy Transformation and Performance Analysis: Alizarin Cyanine Green, EDTA and Sodium Stearate System

“…Later on, Optimum results 24 , improved efficiency 25 and very similar work reported on TB (Toluidine B l u e ) 2 6 . G e n w a a n d S h r a d d h a 2 7 a n d i n order to performance [28][29][30] , and A numerous Photochemists [31][32][33][34] worked and also symmetrical results on photogalvanic [35][36] solar cells. The different group of researchers wor ked on photogalvanic cells but on one worked on Alizarin cyanine green, EDTA, and sodium stearate system for better electrical output and due to this reason, the present research work was undertaken for scientific investigation.…”