Photocatalytic water splitting by 2D polymer with out-of-plane carrier flow
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TL;DR - Researchers engineered 2D polymeric carbon nitride photocatalysts to drive charge carriers out of plane, improving overall water-splitting efficiency.
- Facet-selective nanofilms create internal electric fields within the polymer photocatalyst.
- These fields promote out-of-plane carrier migration, improving charge transport.
- The strategy increases the apparent quantum efficiency of photocatalytic water splitting.
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TL;DR - Researchers engineered 2D polymeric carbon nitride photocatalysts to drive charge carriers out of plane, improving overall water-splitting efficiency.
- Facet-selective nanofilms create internal electric fields within the polymer photocatalyst.
- These fields promote out-of-plane carrier migration, improving charge transport.
- The strategy increases the apparent quantum efficiency of photocatalytic water splitting.