2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.solener.2018.12.059
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Introduction of oxygen vacancies into hematite in local reducing atmosphere for solar water oxidation

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“…0.3 eV) is further detected in the profile of Fe 2p (Figure d). These results together point out the increasing electron density around metal atoms (Ni and Fe) due to enriched V O . Accordingly, Ni-Fe LDH- V O shows the obviously decreased signal of O–H in its O 1s profile (Figure S2) but the increased ones for M–O and adsorbed H 2 O owing to V O .…”
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“…0.3 eV) is further detected in the profile of Fe 2p (Figure d). These results together point out the increasing electron density around metal atoms (Ni and Fe) due to enriched V O . Accordingly, Ni-Fe LDH- V O shows the obviously decreased signal of O–H in its O 1s profile (Figure S2) but the increased ones for M–O and adsorbed H 2 O owing to V O .…”
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“…To further inquire the local structures, molecular vibrational spectroscopies were carried out (Figure S1). In Raman spectra, the two samples show the peaks correlated with a representative carbonate-intercalated Ni-Fe LDH, such as v CO 3 2– at 1061 cm –1 , v Ni 2+ – O – Fe 3+ at 460 cm –1 , and v Fe 3+ – O – Fe 3+ at 530 cm –1 . , In comparison with Ni-Fe LDH, Ni-Fe LDH- V O shows a visible red-shift of the band ascribed to the O–M–O bending, which is likely caused by crystal defects. , In FT-IR spectra, the v M – O band in Ni-Fe LDH- V O is located at 650 cm –1 , lower than that of Ni-Fe LDH (764 cm –1 ), which suggests the weakened M–OH bonds due to rich V O . , …”
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