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@article{Cooper2016RoleOH, title={Role of Hydrogen in Defining the n-Type Character of BiVO4 Photoanodes}, author={Jason K. Cooper and Soren B. Scott and Yichuan Ling and Jinhui Yang and Si-jia Hao and Yat Li and Francesca Maria Toma and Martin Stutzmann and K V Lakshmi and Ian D. Sharp}, journal={Chemistry of Materials}, year={2016}, volume={28}, pages={5761-5771}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:99054843}}
  • J. Cooper, S. Scott, I. Sharp
  • Published 3 August 2016
  • Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry
  • Chemistry of Materials

The roles of hydrogen impurity and oxygen vacancy defects on defining the conductivity, and hence photoelectrochemical (PEC) performance characteristics, of monoclinic scheelite bismuth vanadate (BiVO4) are investigated using a combination of experiment and theory. We find that elemental hydrogen is present as an impurity in as-synthesized BiVO4 and that increasing its concentration by annealing in H2 at temperatures up to 290 °C leads to near-complete elimination of majority carrier transport…

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