Method and device for producing and storing energy
AssigneeIs2 S.A.S.
InventorRichard Welter
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Abstract
A method and a device for producing and storing electrical energy using iron complexes, using an iron +III molecular complex as well as a photoreduced iron +II complex, both complexed chemically by a ligand of the benzoic hydrazide type.
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A method for producing and storing electrical energy using complexes of a metal, the method comprising the steps of:
- using a molecular iron complex derived from benzoic acid with the molecular iron complex comprising at least one organic ligand of a benzoic hydrazide type, and
- creating oxidoreduction reactions in the molecular iron complex by one of exposing the molecular iron complex to light in an absence of air, and exposing the molecular iron complex to air in an absence of light.
A device for producing and storing electrical energy, for the implementation of the method comprising the steps of using a molecular iron complex derived from benzoic acid, the complex comprising at least one organic ligand of a benzoic hydrazide type, and creating oxidoreduction reactions in the molecular iron complex by exposing it to light, under absence of air, and vice-versa by exposing it to air, under absence of light, the device comprising a molecular iron complex comprising at least one organic ligand of the benzoic hydrazide acid type.
A method of producing and storing electrical energy using complexes of a metal, the method comprising the steps of:
- deriving a molecular iron complex from benzoic acid with the molecular iron complex comprising at least one organic ligand of a benzoic hydrazide type;
- and one of:
- exposing the molecular iron complex to light in an absence of air to create oxidoreduction reactions;
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- exposing the molecular iron complex to air in an absence of light to create oxidoreduction reactions.
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