CoMoO<sub>4</sub>-modified hematite with oxygen vacancies for high-efficiency solar water splitting

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CoMoO₄-modified hematite with oxygen vacancies for high-efficiency solar water splitting

Abstract: Hematite is a potential photoelectrode for photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting. Nevertheless, its water oxidation efficiency is highly limited by serious photogenerated carrier recombination, poor conductivity and slow water oxidation kinetics....

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Synergistic effect in XMoO4 (X: Ni, Zn) nanorods derived from 2D molybdenum-based metal-organic frameworks boosting supercapacitive performance

Synergistic effect in XMoO4 (X: Ni, Zn) nanorods derived from 2D molybdenum-based metal-organic frameworks boosting supercapacitive performance

In-situ electron capture by surface Co-Ci to facilitate the solar water splitting of Fe2O3

Rational design of nanostructured BiVO4/FeO photoanode coupling with 2D Co(OH)2 cocatalyst for enhanced photoelectrochemical water splitting

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CoMoO4-modified hematite with oxygen vacancies for high-efficiency solar water splitting

Abstract: Hematite is a potential photoelectrode for photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting. Nevertheless, its water oxidation efficiency is highly limited by serious photogenerated carrier recombination, poor conductivity and slow water oxidation kinetics....

Cited by 3 publications

References 48 publications

Synergistic effect in XMoO4 (X: Ni, Zn) nanorods derived from 2D molybdenum-based metal-organic frameworks boosting supercapacitive performance

Synergistic effect in XMoO4 (X: Ni, Zn) nanorods derived from 2D molybdenum-based metal-organic frameworks boosting supercapacitive performance

In-situ electron capture by surface Co-Ci to facilitate the solar water splitting of Fe2O3

Rational design of nanostructured BiVO4/FeO photoanode coupling with 2D Co(OH)2 cocatalyst for enhanced photoelectrochemical water splitting

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CoMoO₄-modified hematite with oxygen vacancies for high-efficiency solar water splitting