Metal oxide photoanodes for solar hydrogen production
By B. Alexander, P. Kulesza, I. Rutkowska, R. Solarska, J. Augustynski. 2008
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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- Photocatalytic Hydrogen Production (2010, unknown): “A part from TiO2, also Fe2O3 [69-73], WO3 [74-77] and BiVO4 [78,79] have been employed in the form of thin films photoanodes deposited on conductive glass supports (typically tin-doped indium oxide, ITO, or F-doped SnO2 coated pyrex glass), which have been tested for the photoelectrochemical cleavag”
- Examining architectures of photoanode–photovoltaic tandem cells for solar water splitting (2010, background): “Oxide semiconductors such as WO3 and Fe2O3, which have reasonable band gap energies (Eg) and high stability in aqueous electrolytes, have also been thoroughly investigated as photoanodes for water splitting.(3,4) The doping and morphology of these materials have been engineered to improve their perf”