Article detail · 2017
Linker-controlled polymeric photocatalyst for highly efficient hydrogen evolution from water
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ENERGY ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCEISSN 1754-5692
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- Year
- 2017
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- article
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- Catalog match (ISSN) Energy and Environmental Science
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Abstract
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A linker-controlled strategy has been demonstrated to synthesize polymeric photocatalysts for efficient H 2 evolution by UV-Vis-IR with benchmark quantum yields.
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259 citations
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