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Feng Jiang

6PUBLICATIONS
0CO-AUTHORS
Electrochemical energy storage and conversionHydrometallurgyWater treatment processesPhotovoltaic power systemsOptical properties of materials
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Publications (6)

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|Jul 16, 2026
Cu/Mn-modulated self-supported Ni catalyst with a hierarchical architecture for efficient ethanol oxidation-coupled hydrogen production.

|Oct 30, 2025
Ternary Earth-Abundant Catalyst Enabling Stable Silicon Photocathodes for Solar Hydrogen Generation.

Zhengwu Liu, Xiaoliang Ren, Hongwei Liu

|Sep 29, 2025
Efficient Solar-Driven Water Splitting Enabled by CoMoWS Catalysts on Silicon Photocathodes.

Hongwei Liu, Zhengwu Liu, Xiaoliang Ren

|Sep 28, 2023
Investigation of the Solar Hydrogen Sensitivity of GeSe Thin Film Photoelectrode with Photoelectrochemical Environment.

Huanyang Ni, Yusu Fang, Yucheng Hu

|Dec 20, 2022
Process Accumulated 8% Efficient Cu<sub>2</sub> ZnSnS<sub>4</sub> -BiVO<sub>4</sub> Tandem Cell for Solar Hydrogen Evolution with the Dynamic Balance of Solar Energy Storage and Conversion.

Hongwei Cai, Weidong Zhao, Guohong Xiao

|Oct 17, 2022
Research on the Influence of the Interfacial Properties Between a Cu<sub>3</sub> BiS<sub>3</sub> Film and an In<sub>x</sub> Cd<sub>1-</sub> <sub>x</sub> S Buffer Layer for Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting.

Xiaomin Wu, Weidong Zhao, Yucheng Hu

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