Osaka team develops new solar-to-hydrogen catalyst that uses broader spectrum of light

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By mmillikinJun 26, 2017, 4:00 am270 pts
A team at Osaka University in Japan has developed a new material based on gold and black phosphorus to harvest a broader spectrum of sunlight for water-splitting to produce hydrogen. The three-part composite maximizes both absorbing light and its efficiency for water splitting. The core is a traditional…

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