Lead Sulfide Nanocubes for Solar Energy Storage
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Lead Sulfide Nanocubes for Solar Energy StorageAutoría
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2020-04-23Editor
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LEMSI, Amira; CARDENAS-MORCOSO, Drialys; HARO, Marta; GIL BARRACHINA, Carlos; ARANDA ALONSO, Clara; MAGHRAOUI MEHERZI, Hager; GARCÍA-TECEDOR, Miguel; JIMÉNEZ, Sixto; JULIAN-LOPEZ, Beatriz (2020). Lead Sulfide Nanocubes for Solar Energy Storage. Energy Technology, online 23/4/2020Tipo de documento
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Lead sulfide (PbS) nanocubes are produced by a very simple solvothermal procedure that uses a unique molecule, ethylenediamine, as solvent and capping ligand to control the size and shape of the nanocrystals. Detailed ... [+]
Lead sulfide (PbS) nanocubes are produced by a very simple solvothermal procedure that uses a unique molecule, ethylenediamine, as solvent and capping ligand to control the size and shape of the nanocrystals. Detailed structural, optical, and photoelectrochemical evaluation confirms the suitability of these nanoparticles for photocapacitive applications, when synergistically combined with spin‐coated BiVO4 photoelectrodes, as derived from the estimated energy diagram. Furthermore, the p–n junction facilitates the photo‐oxidation of PbS nanoparticles under light irradiation. In the dark, the photogenerated charges are released providing an electric output response with a solar‐to‐current efficiency of 0.042%, storing extra energy to the H2 produced by water splitting when the BiVO4 photoanode works under illumination. Herein, the importance of the synthetic route and methodology to ensemble materials for advanced solar energy storage applications is highlighted. [-]
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Energy Technology (2020), online 23/4/2020Proyecto de investigación
Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades. Grant Numbers: ENE2017-85087-C3-1-R, RYC-2018-025222-IDerechos de acceso
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