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Development of Nanomaterials for Energy and Environmental Applications
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Highly stiff and strong fiber reinforced core‐shell composites for 3D printing
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Study on the Robustness of an Atmospheric Scattering Model under Single Transmittance
1. Introduction In haze weather, there are a large number of small scattering media such as liquid droplets and solid particles in the air. The scattering and absorption of light by these scattering media is the main factor that affects imaging quality in fog. Scattering and absorption together reduce the contrast, color distortion, and signal-to-noise ratio of the image [1,2,3]. To improve the imaging quality in harsh environments, a series of imaging methods are applied in this field.
Functional Photocatalysts: Material Design, Synthesis and Applications
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Effect of Intrinsic Ferroelectric Phase Transition on Hydrogen Evolution Electrocatalysis
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Controllable Electrocatalytic to Photocatalytic Conversion in Ferroelectric Heterostructures
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Ferroelectric polarization reversals in C2N/α-In2Se3 van der Waals heterostructures: a conversion from the traditional type-II to S-scheme
1 Introduction Photocatalysis is an emerging sustainable technology that utilizes semiconductor photocatalysts to drive chemical reactions by light irradiation. Upon photon absorption greater than the bandgap energy, photocatalysts generate electron-hole pairs that enable reduction-oxidation reactions on the surface. This allows the conversion of organic contaminants into less harmful products using solar energy (Wen et al., 2019).
Armchair Janus WSSe Nanotube Designed with Selenium Vacancy as a Promising Photocatalyst for CO2 Reduction
Abstract : Photocatalytic conversion of carbon dioxide into chemical fuels offers a promising way to not only settle growing environmental problems but also provide a renewable energy source. In this study, through first-principles calculation, we found that the Se vacancy introduction can lead to the transition of physical-to-chemical CO2 adsorption on Janus WSSe nanotube.
Single Selenium Atomic Vacancy Enabled Efficient Visible-Light-Response Photocatalytic NO Reduction to NH3 on Janus WSSe Monolayer
Abstract : The NO reduction reaction (NORR) toward NH3 is simultaneously emerging for both detrimental NO elimination and valuable NH3 synthesis. An efficient NORR generally requires a high degree of activation of the NO gas molecule from the catalyst, which calls for a powerful chemisorption.
NO2 Physical-to-Chemical Adsorption Transition on Janus WSSe Monolayers Realized by Defect Introduction
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Tunable Photocatalytic Water Splitting by the Ferroelectric Switch in a 2D AgBiP2Se6 Monolayer
Photocatalytic water splitting is a promising technology to solve the energy crisis and provide renewable and clean energies. Recently, although numerous 2D materials have been proposed as the photocatalytic candidates, the strategies to effectively modulate photocatalytic reactions and conversion efficiency are still lacking.
Potentiality of One-dimensional Blue Phosphorene Nanotube as a Water Splitting Photocatalyst
Semiconductor photocatalysis with the photogenerated electrons and holes can split water into H and O , which is a promising way to utilize the solar energy. However, the inefficient of oxygen generation severely restricts the catalyze efficiency of overall water splitting, so it is urgently to seek new and fine photocatalysts for oxygen evolution reaction (OER).
Novel Titanium Nitride Halides TiNX (X = F, Cl, Br) Monolayers: Potential Materials for High Efficient Excitonic Solar Cells
The spring up of two–dimensional (2D) crystals offers renewed opportunities for efficient, ultrathin excitonic solar cells (XSCs) beyond those three-dimensional traditional materials.
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