Integration of Metallic interstitial co-catalyst (Ni3Mo3N) onto CdS nanorods accelerated charge separation and efficient photocatalytic hydrogen evolution

Lu Chen; Kaijie Zhang; Yule Sun; Ruowen Liang; Guiyang Yan; Renkun Huang

doi:10.1039/d5dt02653a

December 8, 2025Dalton Transactions

Integration of Metallic interstitial co-catalyst (Ni3Mo3N) onto CdS nanorods accelerated charge separation and efficient photocatalytic hydrogen evolution

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Efficient charge transfer exists in CdS nanorods with Ni3Mo3N, boosting hydrogen evolution.
Synthesis of Ni3Mo3N co-catalyst enhances the photocatalytic performance significantly.
Experimental analysis of nanostructures shows promising advancements in photocatalytic applications.
This integration highlights the role of metallic catalysts in optimizing charge separation.

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Photocatalytic process improved charge transfer in CdS nanorods via Ni3Mo3N co-catalyst, indicating enhanced hydrogen evolution.

Abstract

Metallic interstitial compound Ni3Mo3N was synthesized as co-catalyst modified CdS nanorod for the first time. Photocatalytic studies show that the efficient charge separation and transfer from CdS to the Ni3Mo3N...

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Chen et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Integration of Metallic interstitial co-catalyst (Ni3Mo3N) onto CdS nanorods accelerated charge separation and efficient photocatalytic hydrogen evolution

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Integration of Metallic interstitial co-catalyst (Ni3Mo3N) onto CdS nanorods accelerated charge separation and efficient photocatalytic hydrogen evolution

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