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Solar Energy Stored as Hydrogen : Controlling Inexpensive Oxide-based Nanostructures for Efficient Water Splitting
The tandem photoelectochemical (PEC) cell based on oxide semiconductors for water splitting offers a potentially inexpensive route for solar hydrogen generation. At the heart of the device, a nanostructured photoanode for water oxidation is connected in series with one or two dye-sensitized solar ce
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