Spatially Directed Charge Transfer in a Polymer Framework for Efficient Photocatalytic Overall Water Splitting

Xinyu Meng; Jinjin Li; Peng Liu; Tingwei Wang; Ming Pan; Chih-Chun Ching; Yu-Long Men; Xizhong Chen; Yin‐Ning Zhou; Yun-Xiang Pan

doi:10.1039/d6sc00631k

January 1, 2026Chemical ScienceOpen Access

Spatially Directed Charge Transfer in a Polymer Framework for Efficient Photocatalytic Overall Water Splitting

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Key Points

The aim is to enhance the efficiency of hydrogen production through photocatalytic overall water splitting.
Developed a polymer framework for photocatalytic reactions.
Conducted experiments to measure hydrogen production rates under solar irradiation.
Analyzed charge transfer mechanisms within the framework.
Achieved hydrogen production rates exceeding 1 mmol h -1.
Demonstrated improved charge transfer efficiency in the system.
Provided insights on spatial arrangement impacting photocatalytic activity.

Implication

Research demonstrates enhanced hydrogen production in photocatalytic systems, suggesting increased commercialization potential.

Abstract

Solar-driven photocatalytic overall water (H 2 O) splitting (OWS) offers a sustainable route for hydrogen (H 2 ) production, yet current systems suffer from low production rate (< 1 mmol h -1 ) that impede commercialization. Herein,...

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Meng et al. (2026) studied this question.

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