Quasi-1D SbSeI as a Photocathode for Light-driven Hydrogen Production

Edoardo Maggi; Alejandro-Güell Navarro; Oriol Segura‐Blanch; Ivan Caño Prades; L. Calvo‐Barrio; Lluís Soler; Edgardo Saucedo

doi:10.1039/d6tc00789a

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry COpen Access

Quasi-1D SbSeI as a Photocathode for Light-driven Hydrogen Production

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This research aims to explore the effectiveness of SbSeI as a photocathode for hydrogen production.
Investigated the photoelectrochemical properties of SbSeI
Implemented SbSeI in water splitting experiments
Characterized the structural and electronic properties of SbSeI
SbSeI successfully acts as a photocathode under light illumination.
Demonstrated efficient hydrogen production through water splitting using SbSeI.

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This work demonstrates the use of SbSeI as a photocathode for hydrogen production, suggesting its potential in renewable energy applications.

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This work reports the first functional implementation of SbSeI as a photocathode for photoelectrochemical hydrogen production via water splitting. SbSeI is a quasi-one-dimensional chalcohalide semiconductor that naturally forms nano/micro-ribbon structures,...

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