Tag: photoelectrochemical water splitting

Atomically dispersed Cr(OH)x clusters on Pt-decorated GaN nanowires form subnanometre triple interfaces that relay hydrogen across adjacent boundaries, enabling around ...

Researchers at DGIST and Konkuk University report that an equal sulfur-to-selenium ratio in copper-indium-sulfur-selenium quantum dots minimizes anion vacancies and ...

A ternary photoelectrode combining pencil-like ZnO rods, Co3O4 nanocubes, and g-C3N4 sheets achieves a photocurrent of 1.57 mA cm−2 and ...

A new review details how electrochemical impedance spectroscopy quantifies charge transfer, recombination, and diffusion processes in next-generation solar cells and ...

The Editors-in-Chief of Catalysis Letters have retracted a 2024 paper on SnO2@CrS2 nanocuboids after concerns emerged over the authenticity of ...

Researchers at Pukyong National University showed that a simple rinsing step after bismuth electrodeposition produces compact, well-adhered BiVO4 photoanodes whose ...

A spoonful of catalyst, a flask of water and a beam of simulated sunlight: it is the simplest recipe imaginable ...

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have introduced a novel approach to enhance photoelectrochemical water splitting by utilizing Cu nanoparticles on ...

Researchers from Niigata University have made significant strides in the realm of renewable energy materials, presenting a novel approach to ...

Photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting is emerging as a transformative method for harnessing sunlight to produce hydrogen fuel, bringing us closer ...