Exeter team develops low-cost photoelectrode for spontaneous water-splitting using sunlight

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By mmillikinMay 9, 2018, 3:30 am261 pts
Researchers at the University of Exeter (UK) have developed a novel p-type LaFeO3 photoelectrode using an inexpensive and scalable spray pyrolysis method. The nanostructured photoelectrode results in spontaneous hydrogen evolution from water without any external bias applied with a faradaic efficiency of 30%…

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