Article | REF: RE258 V1

Using ALD for photoelectrolysis of water

Author: Lionel SANTINACCI

Publication date: October 10, 2016

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2. ALD's contribution to water photodissociation

The main issues concerning photoelectric cells were described in the previous paragraph. While the synthesis of new electrode materials appears to be an option, it is the nanostructuring and functionalization of photoelectrodes that appear to offer the most promising solutions. Thanks to its many advantages over other deposition methods [RE253] , the ALD process is the ideal tool for creating the next generation of photoelectrochemical cells. Indeed, since the early 2010s, ALD has been successfully employed for the synthesis of active or passive films on planar and three-dimensional substrates. Active...

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