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Structure‐Activity Relationship of Defective Metal‐Based Photocatalysts for Water Splitting: Experimental and Theoretical Perspectives by Zhang, Yong‐Chao, Afzal, Nisha, Pan, Lun, Zhang, Xiangwen, Zou, Ji‐Jun

“…Photocatalytic water splitting is promising for hydrogen energy production using solar energy and developing highly efficient photocatalysts is challenging…”
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High yield one-pot synthesis of high density and low freezing point jet-fuel-ranged blending from bio-derived phenol and cyclopentanol by Nie, Genkuo, Dai, Yiying, Liu, Yanan, Xie, Junjian, Gong, Si, Afzal, Nisha, Zhang, Xiangwen, Pan, Lun, Zou, Ji-Jun

“…[Display omitted] •Jet-fuel-ranged blending is synthesized with high molar yield of 83.9% in one-pot reaction using phenol and cyclopentanol.•The fuel blending…”
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Defected ZnWO4-decorated WO3 nanorod arrays for efficient photoelectrochemical water splitting by Cui, Ya, Pan, Lun, Chen, Ying, Afzal, Nisha, Ullah, Sana, Liu, Danyang, Wang, Li, Zhang, Xiangwen, Ji-Jun Zou

“…The utilization of solar energy in photoelectrochemical water splitting is a popular approach to store solar energy and minimize the dependence on fossil…”
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Defected ZnWO 4 -decorated WO 3 nanorod arrays for efficient photoelectrochemical water splitting by Cui, Ya, Pan, Lun, Chen, Ying, Afzal, Nisha, Ullah, Sana, Liu, Danyang, Wang, Li, Zhang, Xiangwen, Zou, Ji-Jun

“…The utilization of solar energy in photoelectrochemical water splitting is a popular approach to store solar energy and minimize the dependence on fossil…”
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Defected ZnWO4-decorated WO3 nanorod arrays for efficient photoelectrochemical water splittingElectronic supplementary information (ESI) available: Lattice parameters, unit cell volumes, fitted values of Rs and Rct, XPS survey spectra of WO3 and WZ-x, fitting of PL data for WZ-x, and PEC stabilities of WO3 and WZ-2. See DOI: 10.1039/c8ra10060h by Cui, Ya, Pan, Lun, Chen, Ying, Afzal, Nisha, Ullah, Sana, Liu, Danyang, Wang, Li, Zhang, Xiangwen, Zou, Ji-Jun

“…The utilization of solar energy in photoelectrochemical water splitting is a popular approach to store solar energy and minimize the dependence on fossil…”
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