在Cu2O光阴极上的关键策略,以实现实际的光电化学水分

Min-Kyu Son1

  • 1Nano Convergence Materials Center, Emerging Materials R&D Division, Korea Institute of Ceramic Engineering & Technology (KICET), Jinju 52851, Republic of Korea.

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概括

本综述详细介绍了用于光电化学 (PEC) 水分的氧化铜 (Cu2O) 光阴极. 它分析了高效,持久系统的组件和策略,指导未来的研究对实际应用.

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