Simultaneous Engineering of Cation Disorder and Morphology of Molecular-ink Derived AgBiS2 Phothocathodes for Solar Water Splitting

Neul Ha; Jisu Jung; Dayeon Lee; Jaemin Park; Hyun-Jung Shin; Sang Uck Lee; Woo-Seok Yang

doi:10.1039/d5ta07632c

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Simultaneous Engineering of Cation Disorder and Morphology of Molecular-ink Derived AgBiS2 Phothocathodes for Solar Water Splitting

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Morphology enhances performance in solar water splitting with optimized photocathodes.
Key evidence indicates that improved cation disorder and morphology are crucial for better efficiency.
This assessment utilizes coordination chemistry strategies to refine ternary chalcogenide thin films.
These findings highlight the interplay between structural characteristics and photovoltaic efficiency.

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Analysis shows improved morphology in AgBiS2 photocathodes, suggesting coordination chemistry optimizes solar water splitting.

Abstract

This study introduced a strategy based on coordination chemistry for the simultaneous control of cation disorder and morphological refinement in ternary chalcogenide AgBiS2 thin films. Cation disorder, a key parameter...

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