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Amplification of PEC hydrogen production through synergistic modification of Cu2O using cadmium as buffer layer and dopant

Shyamal et al., 2019

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14306373323430079179
Author
Shyamal S
Maity A
Satpati A
Bhattacharya C
Publication year
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Applied Catalysis B: Environmental

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A facile single step electro-synthesis is applied to develop Cu/Cu 2 O/Cd (OH) 2 thin films from the alkaline copper sulfate solution in presence of different levels of Cd 2+. Cadmium implemented a synergistic effect, in the modification of Cu 2 O, through the diffusion into the …
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