ACS Energy Letters · 2018 · 60 citations · 9 references
Natural SciencesChemical EngineeringMaterials ScienceCatalysisPhotosynthesisSurface ScienceNanocatalysisPhotocatalysisPhotochemistryPhotosynthetic Energy ConversionRedox CatalysisWater OxidationCo-catalystsNanowire ArraysPhotocatalytic MaterialsPhotocatalytic NanomaterialsPhotocatalytic Water OxidationPhotocatalytic Water SplittingSurface PropertiesWater Splitting
The distinct as well as the synergistic effect of the water oxidation co-catalyst (Co3O4), the proton reduction co-catalyst (Rh/Cr2O3), and the optimum surface properties of Ga(In)N nanowire arrays can significantly enhance the photocatalytic performance (STH ≈ 2.7%) and long-term stability (>580 h) of bias-free overall pure water splitting.
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