Stanford solar tandem cell shows promise for efficient solar-driven water-splitting to produce hydrogen

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By mmillikinJun 23, 2016, 2:03 pm340 pts
Researchers at Stanford University, with colleagues in China, have developed a tandem solar cell consisting of an approximately 700-nm-thick nanoporous Mo-doped bismuth vanadate (BiVO4) (Mo:BiVO4) layer on an engineered Si nanocone substrate. The nanocone/Mo:BiVO4 assembly is in turn combined with a solar cell…

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