Sodium Lauryl Sulphate Enhanced Solar Energy Conversion by Photogalvanic Effect of Rhodamine B-Fructose in Artificial Light

The present study has been done to improve the solar power and storage capacity of the Rhodamine B-Fructose system with small Pt electrode by use of Sodium Lauryl Sulphate surfactant in the artificial light. With additional scope for reduction of the cost, the present study has shown greatly enhanced performance in terms of electrical parameters like power 336.05 mu W, short-circuit current 1150 mu A, and conversion efficiency similar to 11.28%.