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Biphasic water splitting by osmocene

Hubert Girault, Xile Hu, Anne-Clémence Corminboeuf, Heron Vrubel, Manuel Alejandro Méndez Agudelo, Astrid Johana Olaya Avendano, Peiyu Ge, Imren Hatay, Tanya Kumanova Yordanova
2012
Journal Articles

Abstract

The photochemical reactivity of osmocene in a biphasic water-organic solvent system has been investigated to probe its water splitting properties. The photoreduction of aqueous protons to hydrogen under anaerobic conditions induced by osmocene dissolved in 1,2-dichloroethane and the subsequent water splitting by the osmocenium metal-metal dimer formed during H-2 production were studied by electrochemical methods, UV-visible spectrometry, gas chromatography, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Density functional theory computations were used to validate the reaction pathways.

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