This ontology represents the execution of experiments related to electrocatalysis, photocatalysis and photoelectrocatalysis with inputs, outputs, and experimental conditions.
The SolarChem Ontology: Photocatalysis Experiments
Quantitative measurement of the volume of a reactor in an experiment
reactor volume
Condition
The conversion of the given units to desired units for any quantity to be measured
Conversion Metric
Experiment Execution
Role
Experiment that measures the change in the rate of a chemical transformation under the action of light in the presence of a catalyst which absorbs light and is involved in the chemical reaction
Photocatalysis Experiment
The ratio of the number of electrons participating in the reaction to the total number of incident photons under a specific wavelength condition
Apparent Quantum Yield
The term dye refers to compounds which can impart color to a substrate when applied in solution from either aqueous or organic solvents. The substrates include textiles, plastics, polymers, etc. Both the applications to materials and color constitutions of dyes involve essentially chemical principles. Dyes and pigments are both commonly applied as a coloring material, but they are distinguished on the basis of their solubility either in water or organic solvents; therefore dyes are soluble, whereas pigments are insoluble
Dye
Ratio of the rate of the photoreaction measured for a specified time interval (usually the initial condi- tions) to the rate of incident photons within a defined wavelength interval inside the irradiation window of the reactor
Photonic Efficiency
The ratio of the number of photons emitted to the number of photons absorbed
Quantum Yield
The element or compound in a reduction-oxidation (redox) reaction that donates an electron to another species
Reductant
In multiphase catalysts, the active catalytic material is often present as the minor component dispersed upon a support sometimes called a carrier. The support may be catalytically inert but it may contribute to the overall catalytic activity.
Support