Catal. Sci. Technol.
 2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3cy00537b
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Enhanced adsorption of oxygen species on c/h-In2O3 Z-scheme heterophase junctions for oxygen-mediated photocatalytic hydrogen production

Zhengxin Peng1,
Xiangbowen Du2,
Nan Lu3
et al.

Abstract: The rational design and fabrication of junction-based photocatalysts is of great importance to enhance the photocatalytic efficiency of water splitting. Herein, a new heterophase junction photocatalyst consists of cubic bixbyite...

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