Photocatalysis uses semiconductors to absorb photons and generate charges that drive water splitting, CO₂ reduction, and pollutant degradation, converting intermittent solar energy into storable hydrogen, fuels, or clean water—the core idea of "artificial photosynthesis."
Both the PLR-SPR Series Plate Photochemical Reaction Device and the PLR PTCS-31 Solar Photothermal Catalysis Simulation Experimental Device turn solar utilization into outdoor-runnable platforms—the former focuses on liquid-phase photocatalysis, the latter on photothermal synergy simulation.
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Semiconductors absorb photons to generate charges that drive water splitting, CO₂ reduction, and degradation, storing intermittent sunlight as hydrogen, fuels, or clean water.
It serves research (real-sun stability), demonstration (intuitive hydrogen production), and engineering (real scale-up problems).
Record irradiation with a TES132 Solar Power Meter and quantify products analytically, converting observation into comparable efficiency data.
This article does not constitute a performance commitment; specific technical parameters are subject to the actual product documentation and mutual confirmation.
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