Photoelectrocatalytic water splitting offers a promising approach to convert sunlight into
sustainable hydrogen energy. A thorough understanding of the relationships between the …

Barium tantalum oxynitride (BaTaO2N), as a member of an emerging class of perovskite
oxynitrides, is regarded as a promising inorganic material for solar water splitting because of …

Oxysulfides, which exhibit intense visible light absorption and high photocatalytic activity
during hydrogen evolution, are promising photocatalysts for Z-scheme water splitting …

Photoelectrochemical water splitting is regarded as a promising approach to the production
of hydrogen, and the development of efficient photoelectrodes is one aspect of realizing …

Water splitting via photocatalysis and photoelectrolysis is a potential means to produce
clean and renewable hydrogen as a storable high-density energy carrier. At present, the …

Photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting using a combination of a photocathode and
photoanode is one of the most promising methods of producing hydrogen from water …

Ga-La5Ti2Cu0. 9Ag0. 1O7S5 (Ga-LTCA), an oxysulfide photocatalyst, can act as a
hydrogen evolution photocatalyst in Z-scheme water splitting systems in conjunction with an …

Ta3N5-based visible-light-absorbing semitransparent photoanodes for the oxygen evolution
reaction (OER) are one of the most promising candidates for the construction of …

BaTaO2N nitrided from a precursor oxide having a perovskite-type structure and a Ba/Ta
ratio of unity, nominally expressed as (Na1/4Ba3/4)(Zn1/4Ta3/4) O3, shows an apparent …

Energy conversion using semiconductor-based photoelectrodes for photoelectrochemical
(PEC) water splitting is a promising technology that contributes to an environmentally …