Co-monomer control of carbon nitride semiconductors to optimize hydrogen evolution with visible light.

By Jinshui Zhang, Guigang Zhang, Xiufang Chen, Sen Lin, L. Möhlmann, Grzegorz Dołęga, G. Lipner, Markus Antonietti, S. Blechert*, Xinchen Wang. Angewandte Chemie, 2012

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