Interface passivation to overcome shunting in semiconductor-catalyst junctions.

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2020
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Abstract
High-performance mesoporous hematite photoanodes modified with a conductive water oxidation catalyst, Ni0.75Fe0.25OxHy, for photoelectrochemical water oxidation are limited by shunting. We present a general method to overcome shunting via the selective electrodeposition of a thin poly(phenylene oxide) (PPO) insulating layer onto the exposed transparent conductive oxide substrate following catalyst deposition.
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Authors Shadabipour, Parisa;Hamann, Thomas W;
Journal Chemical communications (Cambridge, England)
Year 2020
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10.1039/c9cc09597g
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adsorption water purification hematite spin states

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