Abstract
The effect of light and heat is studied on the electrical properties of an electrochemical n-InP/aqueous solution of orange dye/C cell. The cell is investigated under the light and heat of filament bulb. The n-type indium phosphide and carbon plates are used as electrodes. The aqueous solution of organic material orange dye (C H N O ) in distilled water is served as electrolyte at 1, 3 and 5 wt. % concentration. The cell is assembled in sealed organic glass box with dimensions 35 × 13 × 14 mm. The open circuit voltage (V ) and short circuit current (I ) of the cell are observed by illuminating and heating the samples. The temperature is raised up to 60°C from 25°C when light intensity is increased from dark condition to 425 W/m . It is observed that the relationship between light intensity and temperature is approximately linear for all cases. The V and I increase 100% and 300% respectively by increasing the light. The reported n-InP/ aqueous solution of orange dye/C cell can be considered as small converter of light and heat into electric power.
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