Ultrathin carbon interim layer encapsulation for constructing p − n heterojunction photoanode towards photoelectrochemical water splitting

Shuo Hou; Xiao‐Cheng Dai; Tian Yan; Fang‐Xing Xiao

doi:10.1016/j.catcom.2022.106399

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Ultrathin carbon interim layer encapsulation for constructing p − n heterojunction photoanode towards photoelectrochemical water splitting

Shuo Hou Xiao‐Cheng Dai Tian Yan Fang‐Xing Xiao

Year: 2022 Journal: Catalysis Communications Vol: 162 Pages: 106399-106399 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.catcom.2022.106399

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Heterojunction Materials science Water splitting Nanotechnology Charge carrier Carbon nanotube Electron transfer Chemical engineering Optoelectronics Quantum dot Photocatalysis Catalysis Chemistry Photochemistry

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