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Jung et al., 2018 - Google Patents

A photoelectrochemical device with dynamic interface energetics: understanding of structural and physical specificities and improvement of performance and stability

Jung et al., 2018

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4404486879553510696
Author
Jung J
Yu J
Yoon S
Yoo B
Lee J
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Advanced Sustainable Systems

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The basic configuration of a photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting device contains a semiconductor junction, which separates charge carriers by developing interface energetics. Recently, porous metal oxide/semiconductor junctions have shown that flat‐band potentials …
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