Titlebook: Solar Energy; Chemical Conversion Richard R. Hautala,R. Bruce King,Charles Kutal Book 1979 The HUMANA Press Inc. 1979 Isomer.Solar energy.

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,Growth and Characterization of Thin Film III–V Compound Semiconductor Material for Solar Cell Appli(1975 dollars) of $0.50 per peak watt and an annual production rate of 5 x 10. peak watts by the end of 1986. The primary effort toward meeting this intermediate term goal is directed to reduction in cost of single-crystal silicon solar cells of essentially traditional design. For the longer term, f

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Photosensitization Mechanisms for Energy Storing Isomerizations,ization reactions which have some potential for storage of solar energy as latent heat in kinetically stable products are surveyed. Emphasis is placed on methods for the photosensitization of storage chemicals to visible light. Mechanisms include excited state complexation of isomerizable substrates

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Novel Photocyclization Reactions of 1-Alkenyl-2-Pyridones,lean and abundant source holds perhaps the greatest potential of any of the emerging energy alternatives to the combustion of fossil fuels. Predictions that up to 25% of the nation’s energy demands in the year 2020 could be potentially supplied by solar energy. appear reasonable. Of the four major p

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The Norbornadiene-Quadricyclene Energy Storage System,iderable attention. Indeed the topic is the subject of three presentations in this book. Jones and his coworkers have taken the broadest perspective by considering general design principles and by investigating numerous types of systems. Mariano and coworkers have focused attention on a novel photoc

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The Role of the Solar Energy Research Institute,the realization that renewable sources of energy must be given a new priority. In 1973 the urgency of this problem was dramatically impressed upon the nation with the Middle East oil embargo. It became clear that the nation could not remain complacent in its dependence on fossil fuels.

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d awareness of impending world-wide energy shortages. After all, the magnitude of energy available from the sun is impressive, its diffuseness and intermittent nature notwithstanding. The fact that, as a source, it represents a constant and inex­ haustible supply of energy is alluring. The fact that