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Photoreforming of Biomass - Producing Hydrogen from Sugar

Julian Venzlaff, Claudia Bohrmann-Linde

World Journal of Chemical Education. 2021, 9(4), 130-135 doi:10.12691/wjce-9-4-5
  • Figure 1. Schematic representation of the processes in a photocatalyst. a. light excitation, b. electron-hole-pair, c. redox reactions at the activated semiconductor
  • Figure 2. Simplified schematic representation of the photoreforming process of glucose
  • Figure 3. a. driving out dissolved gas from the glucose solution by heating, b. adding glucose solution in the glass vessel with the Pt/TiO2-photocatalyst, c. closing the vessel with a pierced plug and cover, d. placing the glass vessel with the suspension into the pneumatic bath and a syringe without piston and a two-way stopcock on its top, e. filling the first syringe with water with the aid of a second syringe, f. irradiation of the substrate/photocatalyst suspension
  • Figure 4. Set-up of the detonating gas test. a. inserting 1 mL of the gas mixture in a soap solution, b. igniting the gas mixture
  • Figure 5. The peak caused by the collected gas appears after the same retention time as that of a control portion of hydrogen from a gas bottle
  • Figure 6. Volume of the collected gas during the photoreforming of glucose