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Improved photocatalytic efficiency and stability of CdS/ZnO shell/core nanoarrays with high coverage and enhanced interface combination

Nan et al., 2017

Document ID
2305642769847132490
Author
Nan H
Wu W
Feng K
Shan B
Qiu Y
Zhang Y
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international journal of hydrogen energy

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Photocatalytic hydrogen production of CdS/ZnO shell/core nanoarrays were investigated by combining the sensitization and calcining techniques. Long single crystal ZnO nanoarrays hydrothermally grown on FTO were fully covered with CdS using an optimized chemical bath …
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