Innovative Study on Solar Energy Conversion and Storage Through Malachite Green + Ascorbic Acid + Sodium Lauryl Sulphate For Photogalvanics

Objective: To improve the output of photogalvanics (PG) cell. Methods: The specially designed H shaped PG cell was studied for better electrical outcomes. The PG cell setup consists of two electrode, digital pH meter, resistance key, carbon pot, and microammeter. The system consisting of Malachite Green (MCG), Ascorbic acid (AA), and Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS) was examined in terms of photopotential (PP) and photocurrent (PC). Findings: The measured PC was 391.00 µA, while the observed PP was 926.00 mV. The finest and most dependable renewable energy option to help the world's population meet their energy requirements is solar energy. Novelty: Better results on Photo Galvanic (PG) cells are reported in the present research, helping to achieve the goal providing clean and sustainable energy. The intended electrical outcomes were obtained by using the MCG + AA + SLS, PG cell arrangement. Keywords: Malachite Green, Photogalvanics, Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, Ascorbic acid, Photopotential