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This research aims to explore how varying light conditions affect the hydrogen evolution reaction using thiomolybdate catalysts.

February 2, 2026Sustainable Energy & Fuels2 citationsOpen Access

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Less photons, more hydrogen: effects of dynamic irradiation on the light-driven hydrogen evolution by thiomolybdate catalysts

SKS. Henriette KolbingerJohannes Gutenberg University Mainz LHLaura HaxhaJohannes Gutenberg University Mainz PSP. Charlotte SchröderJohannes Gutenberg University Mainz

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This research aims to explore how varying light conditions affect the hydrogen evolution reaction using thiomolybdate catalysts.
Utilized molybdenum sulfide clusters as catalysts
Conducted experiments under dynamic irradiation conditions
Measured hydrogen production rates based on light intensity
Found that lower photon levels increased hydrogen production
Identified optimal irradiation conditions for enhanced catalytic performance
Demonstrated significant variations in efficiency based on light dynamics

Abstract

Molecular molybdenum sulfide clusters such as Mo3S132- (Mo3) are promising earth-abundant catalysts for the light-driven hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). Their catalytic performance strongly depends on the irradiation conditions, which can. . .

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