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Towards Green Enhanced Photocatalysts For Hydrogen Evolution Antonella Profumo

Name: Towards Green Enhanced Photocatalysts For Hydrogen Evolution Antonella Profumo
SKU: BELL-50654512
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Towards Green Enhanced Photocatalysts For Hydrogen Evolution Antonella Profumo instant download after payment.

Publisher: MDPI

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.71 MB

Pages: 92

Author: Antonella Profumo, Andrea Speltini

ISBN: 9783036517476, 3036517472

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Towards Green Enhanced Photocatalysts For Hydrogen Evolution Antonella Profumo by Antonella Profumo, Andrea Speltini 9783036517476, 3036517472 instant download after payment.

This book gathers selected research on the preparation, characterization and application of new organic/inorganic composites endowed with photo(electro)catalytic properties for the photocatalytic production of H2. In these pilot studies, the photoactive materials were tested under either UV-visible or, even more conveniently, under visible light for H2 evolution in “sacrificial water splitting” or “photoreforming” systems. In addition, a review article on the use of 2D materials and composites as potential photocatalysts for water splitting is included.