ISBN10: 3527310908, ISBN13: 9783527310906, [publisher: Wiley-VCH GmbH] Hardcover The book is very readable and is a useful addition to the literature. Chemistry World .the book could serve as an introduction to the broad and heterogeneous field of artificial photosynthesis, and for presenting a wider perspective to researchers who ar.
[Greven, Germany] [Publication Year: 2005]
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[Reading, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2005]

ISBN10: 3527310908, ISBN13: 9783527310906, [publisher: Wiley Vch] Hardcover Prepared in collaboration with the Australian Artificial Photosynthesis Network, the world's largest initiative for the development of artificial photosynthetic systems, this is the most comprehensive survey to date about the practical prospects of a revolutionary technology that offers a safe and versatile replacement for current fossil fuel utilizing processes. The book consists of five major parts: - The Context. - Capturing Sunlight. - Feeding the Grid from the Sun. - Photohydrogen. - The Carbon Connection. In a step-by-step dissection of the photosynthetic component processes, current and future technology for recreating the biochemical and biophysical processes in green plants is presented here. Expert scientists and bioengineers discuss the basic equations governing energy conversion, hydrogen generation and carbon fixation, as well as the approaches to engineering these processes in a bioreactor. Last but not least, the economic, environmental and social issues associated with photosynthetic generation of energy and biomass are also considered. With a foreword by Peter McGauran, Autralian Government Minister for Science. 960 gr.
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