Tailoring Non‐Covalent Interaction Via Single Atom to Boost Interfacial Charge Transfer Toward Photoelectrochemical Water Oxidation
Chuanqi Zhang,
Yueyue Wang,
Wenming Sun
et al.
Abstract:Photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting for hydrogen generation holds immense potential for addressing environmental and energy crises. Tailoring non‐covalent interaction via a single atom is anticipated to realize prominent hole extracting facilitating PEC performance, but it has never been reported. In this study, single atom Co‐N4 is coordinated with 5‐fluoroanthranilic acid (FAA) molecules, then used as a non‐covalent hole‐extracting layer on a BiVO4 substrate. Experiments including X‐ray absorption fin… Show more
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