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Physical Chemistry of Artificial Photosynthesis

Photophysics of Light Absorption and Excited States → Case Studies in Artificial Photosynthesis

This advanced graduate-level path explores the physical chemistry underlying artificial photosynthesis, from fundamental photophysics and electrochemistry to the design of catalytic systems and photoelectrochemical cells. It covers light harvesting, charge separation, water oxidation, CO2 reduction, and the key materials and mechanisms involved, providing a comprehensive foundation for research in renewable energy.