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Photoelectrochemical properties of nano- to microstructured ZnO electrodes

Keis, Karin
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Vayssieres, Lionel
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Rensmo, Hakan
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2001
Journal of the Electrochemical Society

The photoelectrochem. properties of ZnO electrodes were studied in the near-UV region. Studies were carried out on electrodes with different morphologies, porosities, and film thicknesses to probe the influence of these parameters on the photoelectrochem. characteristics. The highest incident photon-to-current conversion efficiencies of 90 and 30% for illumination through the conducting substrate and directly on the ZnO, resp., were obtained with a 8 μm thick ZnO film consisting of 150 nm spherical particles. For this system, no significant decrease in the photocurrent due to addn. of iodine or oxygen to the electrolyte was found. The electron losses from the conduction band of the ZnO electrodes are restricted to the zone of charge-carrier generation.

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DOI
10.1149/1.1342165
Author(s)
Keis, Karin
Vayssieres, Lionel
Rensmo, Hakan
Lindquist, Sten-Eric
Hagfeldt, Anders  
Date Issued

2001

Published in
Journal of the Electrochemical Society
Volume

148

Start page

A149

End page

A155

Subjects

morphol zinc oxide photoelectrochem property

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photocurrent zinc oxide electrode

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photoelectrochem property nanostructured microstructured zinc oxide electrode

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photoelectrodes zinc oxide

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OTHER

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