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The development of photoelectrochemical cells (PECs) represents an advanced technology which seeks renewable energy solutions. Solar energy enables these cells to conduct chemical reactions which makes them suitable for sustainable power generation. The commercialization and development of photoelectrochemical cells receive growing momentum because they address both fuel depletion concerns and climate change effects. What is a Photo Electrochemical Cell? The photoelectrochemical cell serves as a device which converts solar energy into chemical energy through the photoelectrochemical conversion method. The cell system performs photovoltaic excitation of semiconductor material electrons using light power to start chemical reactions. PECs find their main use in water splitting technology for creating hydrogen fuel through molecular water decomposition. How Does a Photoelectrochemical Electrolytic Cell Work?   A photoelectrochemical electrolytic cell requires three essential compo...