Abstract

in the presence of NaI, all of the polymers have a positive impact on the activity under visible light at lower light intensity, whereas only PMA is effective under high light‐intensity condition. For Z‐scheme overall water splitting with PtO x /H‐Cs‐WO 3 , PSS and PMA give almost the same solar‐to‐hydrogen energy conversion efficiencies (0.12% ± 0.01%) under optimized conditions. However, PMA operates better than PSS at relatively low and high NaI concentrations, which are in general disadvantageous for the H 2 ‐ and O 2 ‐evolving components of the Z‐scheme, respectively.

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Water splitting Light intensity Nanoparticle Charge (physics) Hydrogen Intensity (physics) Visible spectrum Materials science Scheme (mathematics) Optoelectronics Solar energy Chemistry Photocatalysis Nanotechnology Physics Optics Electrical engineering Catalysis Mathematics Quantum mechanics

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