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The research aims to create efficient and stable photocatalysts for hydrogen production from seawater without using precious metals.

February 19, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A0 citations

S-scheme-Mediated Ce-NSO/Ce-gCN Heterostructure for Enhanced Photocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution via Seawater Splitting

AKAjeet kumar RGRahul Gupta NVNishith Verma

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The research aims to create efficient and stable photocatalysts for hydrogen production from seawater without using precious metals.
Development of a cerium-doped S-scheme heterostructure
Evaluation of photocatalytic performance under seawater conditions
Comparison with traditional photocatalysts
The cerium-doped heterostructure shows significantly enhanced hydrogen production rates.
Demonstrated stability over extended periods during testing.
Indicates potential for cost-effective hydrogen generation using seawater.

Abstract

Developing stable and cost-effective photocatalysts that operate without precious metals or sacrificial agents is essential for practical and sustainable hydrogen production. In this study, a rare-earth cerium-doped S-scheme heterostructure was...

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