They then selected the ones that seemed most promising
as photoanodes and used experiments to determine whether their calculations were right.
The scientists focused on bismuth vanadate, a thin - film semiconductor that has emerged as a leading candidate for use
as a photoanode, the positively charged part of a photoelectric cell that can absorb sunlight to split water.
Not exact matches
Within JCAP, Dr. Haber's research focus surrounds the application of high - throughput methods to integrate promising lead materials into functional assemblies, such
as integration of electrocatalyst libraries with light absorbers to produce functional
photoanode and photocathode assemblies.