Black indium oxide a photothermal CO2 hydrogenation catalyst
The utilization of white-colored, wide-bandgap CO2 hydrogenation photocatalysts has been hindered by their limited light-harvesting ability. By making stoichiometric white indium oxide non-stoichiometric and black, it is transformed from a highly inactive to a highly active photothermal catalyst.
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Nature Portfolio
2020
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/6194b55a18e24355a2b1e7860f5eb5af |
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Sumario: | The utilization of white-colored, wide-bandgap CO2 hydrogenation photocatalysts has been hindered by their limited light-harvesting ability. By making stoichiometric white indium oxide non-stoichiometric and black, it is transformed from a highly inactive to a highly active photothermal catalyst. |
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