A cathode-separated photocatalyst was prepared by coating one side of a porous conductive pellet with TiO2, and impregnating the pellet with an electrolyte. A cathodic reaction (e. g., reductive coloring of tetrazolium blue) proceeded at the pellet while the TiO2 coating was irradiated with UV light.
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