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Photocatalytic water splitting: advantages and challenges

Authors: Katherine Villa; José Ramón Galán-Mascarós; Núria López; Emilio Palomares;

Photocatalytic water splitting: advantages and challenges

Abstract

An overview of the advantages and challenges of photocatalytic water splitting is provided to encourage new research directions mainly on data reproducibility and photocatalyst scalability.

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