Boosting the performance of Cu2O photocathodes for unassisted solar water splitting devices

Linfeng Pan; Jin Hyun Kim; Matthew T. Mayer; Min‐Kyu Son; Amita Ummadisingu; Jae Sung Lee; Anders Hagfeldt; Jingshan Luo; Michaël Grätzel

doi:10.1038/s41929-018-0077-6

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Boosting the performance of Cu2O photocathodes for unassisted solar water splitting devices

Linfeng Pan Jin Hyun Kim Matthew T. Mayer Min‐Kyu Son Amita Ummadisingu Jae Sung Lee Anders Hagfeldt Jingshan Luo Michaël Grätzel

Year: 2018 Journal: Nature Catalysis Vol: 1 (6)Pages: 412-420 Publisher: Nature Portfolio

DOI: 10.1038/s41929-018-0077-6

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Photocathode Photocurrent Water splitting Reversible hydrogen electrode Hydrogen Materials science Hydrogen production Optoelectronics Electrolyte Atomic layer deposition Photoelectrochemical cell Electrode Nanotechnology Chemistry Layer (electronics) Catalysis Photocatalysis Working electrode Physics

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