Composition effects come to the surface

Ian D. Sharp ()
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Ian D. Sharp: Technische Universität München

Nature Energy, 2021, vol. 6, issue 3, 217-218

Abstract: Metal oxide photoanodes are promising for solar-driven water oxidation, but a greater understanding of surfaces is required to minimize efficiency losses. New research shows that controlling terminal compositions of otherwise identical facets of complex oxides has a profound impact on photoelectrochemical function.

Date: 2021
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