The document discusses assembling titanium dioxide nanotube photoelectrodes to enhance their visible light absorption properties for more efficient solar-driven hydrogen production through water splitting. An earth-abundant electrolyzer was developed that achieved a solar-to-hydrogen efficiency of 13.8% for solar-driven water splitting. Carbon-titanium dioxide nanotubes were designed to enable a sustainable production of solar-generated hydrogen through the water-splitting cycle.
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Assembling of TiO2 Nanotube Photoelectrodes With Enhanced Visible Properties for a Sustainable Production of H2
The document discusses assembling titanium dioxide nanotube photoelectrodes to enhance their visible light absorption properties for more efficient solar-driven hydrogen production through water splitting. An earth-abundant electrolyzer was developed that achieved a solar-to-hydrogen efficiency of 13.8% for solar-driven water splitting. Carbon-titanium dioxide nanotubes were designed to enable a sustainable production of solar-generated hydrogen through the water-splitting cycle.
The document discusses assembling titanium dioxide nanotube photoelectrodes to enhance their visible light absorption properties for more efficient solar-driven hydrogen production through water splitting. An earth-abundant electrolyzer was developed that achieved a solar-to-hydrogen efficiency of 13.8% for solar-driven water splitting. Carbon-titanium dioxide nanotubes were designed to enable a sustainable production of solar-generated hydrogen through the water-splitting cycle.
Assembling of TiO2 Nanotube Photoelectrodes with Enhanced Visible Properties for a Sustainable
Production of H2
Solar-Driven Water Splitting at 13.8%
Solar-to-Hydrogen Efficiency by an Earth- Abundant Electrolyzer Design and development of carbon-TiO2 nanotubes for a Sustainable Production of Solar-driven H2 through water-splitting cycle
Solar-driven hydrogen production through water-splitting cycle