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Correction: Water splitting to hydrogen over epitaxially grown InGaN nanowires on a metallic titanium/silicon template: reduced interfacial transfer resistance and improved stability to hydrogen

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By Mohamed Ebaid, Abdullah ., Jung-Wook Min, Chao Zhao
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Correction for ‘Water splitting to hydrogen over epitaxially grown InGaN nanowires on a metallic titanium/silicon template: reduced interfacial transfer resistance and improved stability to hydrogen’ by Mohamed Ebaid et al., J. Mater. Chem. A, 2018, 6, 6922–6930.
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Water Splitting over Epitaxially Grown InGaN Nanowires on-Metallic Titanium/Silicon Template: Reduced Interfacial Transfer Resistance and Improved Stability

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By Mohamed Ebaid, Chao Zhao, JungWook Min, Tien Khee Ng
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Water splitting using InGaN-based photocatalysts may have a great contribution in future renewable energy production systems. Among the most important parameters to solve are those related to substrate lattice-matching compatibility. Here, we directly grow InGaN nanowires (NWs) on a metallic Ti/Si template, for improving water splitting performance compared to a bare Si substrate.
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Efficient energy harvesting of a GaN p-n junction piezoelectric generator through suppressed internal field screening

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By Jin-Ho Kang, Mohamed Ebaid, Beni-Suef Univiersity
| Chemistry World Verified
A high-efficiency GaN-based thin film piezoelectric energy harvester was demonstrated by suppressed screening of a piezoelectric field with the aid of a p–n diode junction. Piezoelectric field screening was effectively controlled by the deposition of highly resistive p-type GaN.
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