Tuning the morphology of electrosprayed BiVO4 from nanopillars to nanoferns via pH control for solar water splitting
Electrosprayed BiVO4 adopts a nanopillar structure formed by diffusion-limited aggregation, which maximizes the surface area of the nanopillars. However, increasing the interfacial area between an electrode and the electrolyte through nanostructuring enhances the overall interfacial activity for sol...
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