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A general and facile approach to heterostructured core/shell BiVO4/BiOI p–n junction: room-temperature in situ assembly and highly boosted visible-light …

Huang et al., 2015

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17434800866225511311
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Huang H
He Y
Du X
Chu P
Zhang Y
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Acs sustainable chemistry & engineering

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Development of core/shell heterostructures and semiconductor p–n junctions is of great concern for environmental and energy applications. Herein, we develop a facile in situ deposition route for fabrication of a BiVO4/BiOI composite integrating both the core/shell …
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