Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting In article 2401298, AnnaHankin, Salvador Eslava, and co-workers incorporate a g-C3N4-supportedNiCoP co-catalyst into a hematite photoanode, significantly enhancing its photocurrent. The g-C3N4/NiCoP addition effectively increases the hole population and lifetime to the ms-s range necessary for water oxidation, thereby opening new avenues for photoanode development.
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