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The effect of metal surface nanomorphology on the output performance of a TENG

Yiru Wang,
Xin Zhao,
Yang Liu and
Wenjun Zhou

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2022, 13, 298–312, doi:10.3762/bjnano.13.25

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Figure 1: Energy band model of the metal–insulator contact electrification. The highest unoccupied intermedia...

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Figure 2: Electrodeposition process. A PMMA plate was used as the electrodeposition liner.

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Figure 3: Contact and separation of Cu and PTFE.

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Figure 4: XRD diffraction patterns of the 16 samples after electrodeposition.

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Figure 5: Samples 1–8 of the 16 samples were screened and classified according to the particle size. Differen...

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Figure 6: Samples 9–16 of the samples were screened and classified according to the particle size. Different ...

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Figure 7: The particle size distribution of samples 1–8 of the 16 copper nanostructures.

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Figure 8: The particle size distribution of samples 9–16 of the 16 copper nanostructures.

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Figure 9: The output performance of the 16 samples. (a) Open-circuit voltage and (b) short-circuit current.

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Figure 10: (a) Effect of particle size variance on the open-circuit voltage (EG = experimental group = sample,...

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Figure 11: (a1–c1) Models of pyramids, strips, and spheroids. (a2–c2) COMSOL simulation of the electric field ...

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Published 15 Mar 2022

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Enhanced photoelectrochemical water splitting performance using morphology-controlled BiVO₄ with W doping

Xin Zhao and
Zhong Chen

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2017, 8, 2640–2647, doi:10.3762/bjnano.8.264

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Figure 1: SEM images of W-doped BiVO₄ thin films with different ratios of water to EG.

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Figure 2: X-ray diffraction patterns of as prepared W-doped BiVO₄ films.

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Figure 3: Photocurrents of W-doped BiVO₄ thin films with different ratios between water and EG.

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Figure 4: Light absorption efficiency of W-doped BiVO₄ with planar (0-water) and nanoporous structure (1-EG).

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Figure 5: (a) Photocurrents of the samples 0-water and 1-EG measured with hole scavenger Na₂SO₃. Dark current...

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Figure 6: (a) Mott–Schottky plots of W-doped BiVO₄ with planar (0-water) and nanoporous (1-EG) structure meas...

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Published 07 Dec 2017

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The effect of metal surface nanomorphology on the output performance of a TENG

Enhanced photoelectrochemical water splitting performance using morphology-controlled BiVO4 with W doping

Enhanced photoelectrochemical water splitting performance using morphology-controlled BiVO₄ with W doping