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titleOfInvention Photoelectrode Materials and Photovoltaic Materials
abstract There is provided a photoelectric conversion material which is inexpensive as one component, does not burden the environment, and is obtained through easy processing from a material comprising stable silicon oxide. Photovoltaic cells and secondary photocells using such materials are also provided. Any of the compositions comprising silicon oxide, synthetic quartz, fused quartz glass, soda-lime glass, alkali-free glass and borosilicate glass, are ground, immersed in an aqueous solution of halogen acid, washed with water and dried. The resulting material is deposited on the electrode plate and the electrode plate is placed in water mixed with a suitable electrolyte. This electrode plate is electrically connected to the counter electrode and used as a photoelectrode by irradiation with light. The material is mixed with an organic electrolyte and can be sealed in a container having an extraction electrode and a counter electrode, and the photovoltaic cell is configured to be irradiated with light through the extraction electrode.
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