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Quasi‐1D cadmium chalcogenide quantum rods (QRs) are benchmark semiconductor materials that are combined with noble metals to constitute QR heterostructures for efficient photocatalysis. However, the high toxicity of cadmium and cost of noble metals are the main obstacles to their widespread use. Herein, a facile colloidal synthetic approach is reported that leads to the spontaneous formation of cadmium‐free...
Benchmark hetero‐nanostructures for photocatalysis generally contain both highly toxic cadmium and expensive noble metals. In article number 1803351, Guohua Jia and co‐workers develop a facile colloidal chemical approach to spontaneously produce noble‐ and heavy‐metal alloyed semiconductor quantum rods that can be directly used as efficient photocatalysts in the oxygen evolution reaction for water...
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