Construction of BiOBr nanosheets and oxygen vacancy-rich TiNS heterojunction for efficient photothermal CO2 reduction

Meixia Yang; Zhen‐Hong He; Xiaojun Wei; Sen-Wang Wang; Kuan Wang; Hongye Zhao; Weitao Wang; Huan Wang; Zhao‐Tie Liu

doi:10.1016/j.mcat.2025.114910

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Construction of BiOBr nanosheets and oxygen vacancy-rich TiNS heterojunction for efficient photothermal CO2 reduction

Meixia Yang Zhen‐Hong He Xiaojun Wei Sen-Wang Wang Kuan Wang Hongye Zhao Weitao Wang Huan Wang Zhao‐Tie Liu

Year: 2025 Journal: Molecular Catalysis Vol: 575 Pages: 114910-114910 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.mcat.2025.114910

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Photothermal therapy Oxygen Reduction (mathematics) Heterojunction Vacancy defect Catalysis Materials science Oxygen reduction reaction Oxygen reduction Nanotechnology Chemistry Chemical engineering Optoelectronics Biochemistry Engineering Organic chemistry Physical chemistry Crystallography Electrode

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