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Organic− inorganic hybrid perovskites: game-changing candidates for solar fuel production

Wang et al., 2020

Document ID
4083333885731559968
Author
Wang H
Wang X
Zhang H
Ma W
Wang L
Zong X
Publication year
Publication venue
Nano Energy

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Producing chemical fuels from solar energy via photochemical reactions represents an attractive approach for the conversion and storage of sunlight. In this context, identifying suitable semiconductor materials capable of driving solar fuel production with high efficiency …
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