“…53 Besides, the heterojunction can accelerate the charge transfer and reflect the change in current response in the transient photocurrent spectrum. 54 These photoelectrochemical results confirm that the separation and transfer of photogenerated charge of ZIS/ ZnS-2 heterojunction photocatalyst have been improved, thus ensuring a significant improvement in the performance of photocatalytic hydrogen evolution.…”
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“…53 Besides, the heterojunction can accelerate the charge transfer and reflect the change in current response in the transient photocurrent spectrum. 54 These photoelectrochemical results confirm that the separation and transfer of photogenerated charge of ZIS/ ZnS-2 heterojunction photocatalyst have been improved, thus ensuring a significant improvement in the performance of photocatalytic hydrogen evolution.…”
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“…The obtained partial CE product Cu 2− x S/CdS is an important material for photocatalysis, which is capable of visible-light and infrared light-active photocatalytic H 2 generation with superior efficiency and stability. 16,76–78…”
Because of high mobility of Cu+ in crystal lattice, Cu2–xS nanoparticles (NPs) utilized as cation exchange (CE) templates to produce complicated nanomaterials has been extensively investigated. Nevertheless, the structural similarity...
“…For pristine CdS, two peaks at 405 eV and 411.77 eV are attributed to the binding energy of Cd 3d 5/2 and Cd 3d 3/2 of Cd(II), while two peaks of S 2p 3/2 and S 2p 1/2 are observed at 161.55 eV and 162.75 eV, respectively, indicating the chemical state of S is À2. 35,36 For Bi 2 Se 3 /CdS in Fig. 3a and b, these two peaks of Cd 3d at 404.85 eV and 411.62 eV have an obvious shift to lower energy by about 0.15 eV.…”
Introducing photothermal effect to promote the photocatalytic H2 rate is a good strategy and gradually gain attention. In this work, series of ultrathin Bi2Se3/CdS nanocomposite were prepared by hydrothermal method...
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