The increasing human need for clean and renewable energy has stimulated research in
artificial photosynthesis, and in particular water photoelectrolysis as a pathway to hydrogen …

Iron (III) oxide in the form of hematite is, in many respects, an attractive material for the
photocatalytic production of molecular oxygen from water. Especially over the past six years …

Finding an ideal model for disclosing the role of oxygen vacancies in photocatalysis remains
a huge challenge. Herein, O-vacancies confined in atomically thin sheets is proposed as an …

Semiconductor electrodes capable of using solar photons to drive water-splitting reactions,
such as haematite (α-Fe 2 O 3), have been the subject of tremendous interest over recent …

State-of-the-art quantum-well-based devices such as photovoltaics, photodetectors, and
light-emission devices are enabled by understanding the nature and the exact mechanism …

Hematite (α-Fe2O3) thin film electrodes prepared by atomic layer deposition (ALD) were
employed to photocatalytically oxidize water under 1 sun illumination. It was shown that …

Nanotubular Fe2O3 is a promising photoanode material, and producing morphologies that
withstand high‐temperature calcination (HTC) is urgently needed to enhance the …

Hematite's favorable 2.1 eV band gap, valence band position, stability, abundance, and light
absorption properties make it a promising semiconductor material for solar-driven water …

This review describes the potential of hematite as a photoanode material for
photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting. The current understanding of key loss …

Hematite electrodes with variable morphologies were prepared via a simple
electrodeposition (ED) method. The photoelectrochemical (PEC) properties of planar and …