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A novel semiconductor–metal–graphene stack design, which reduces interfacial defect density as well as provides channels for charge transport, has been demonstrated to harness the charge flow for efficient electron–hole separation. As a direct outcome, the designed hybrid structures exhibit significantly improved performance in photocatalytic hydrogen production from water.
A novel semiconductor‐metal‐graphene stack structure, designed and fabricated by Y. Xiong, Q. Zhang, J. Jiang, and co‐workers reduces interfacial defect density as well as provides channels for charge transport. The designed hybrid structure well harnesses the charge flow for efficient electron‐hole separation and exhibits a significantly improved performance in photocatalytic hydrogen production...
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