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The direct solar conversion of water into hydrogen and oxygen gas is presented as a major energy alternative. Present efficiencies are only 0.1% with at least 5–10% needed for commercial utility. The most important research goal is the attainment of a stable photoanode with a small energy gap (0.75–1.5 eV). Photocorrosion and its possible prevention is discussed.
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