Externet Posted April 5, 2005 Posted April 5, 2005 Hi everyone. As a doped silicon junction generates a current when photons strike, how could a pair of ¿non-miscible? thin liquid compounds be formulated to generate current under sunlight, each with its electrode ? electrode1 -------xxxxxxxxxxxxx floating layer electrode2 -------zzzzzzzzzzzzz sunken layer Miguel
YT2095 Posted April 7, 2005 Posted April 7, 2005 the only problem there is that both "electrodes" need to be Ionic (to conduct) and they would mix quite happily
Externet Posted April 8, 2005 Author Posted April 8, 2005 OK. Thanks for responding. The ions would cross the barrier even if the liquids are non miscible ? If the bottom liquid with its +dopant is applied as paint to a metal substrate and left it dry, then the non miscible other liquid with its -dopant painted on top; when dry wouldn't it be a PN junction ? Miguel
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