Aerosol-assisted molten salt synthesis of NaInS(2) nanoplates for use as a new photoanode material.
basic_science · Level V
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Abstract
NaInS(2) , a H(2) -evolving photocatalyst, is synthesized as single-crystalline hexagonal plates by coupling a molten salt synthesis with ultrasonic spray pyrolysis (USP) for the first time. USP NaInS(2) films are used as a new photoanode material and have an initial photocurrent of ≈37 μA/cm(2) upon illumination and activities 25 times greater than films made from a standard non-aerosol NaInS(2) sample.
Medical subject headings
- Aerosols
- Indium
- Nanostructures
- Salts
- Sulfides