December 28, 2017Open Access

Band-gap engineering of BiOCl with oxygen vacancies for efficient photooxidation properties under visible-light irradiation

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Abstract

Engineering the electronic structure of BiOCl through the creation of oxygen vacancies can be a good strategy to enhance the photooxidation activity of BiOCl.

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