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Topical Issue on Smart Energy Conversion and Storage; Guest Editors: Janina Molenda and Marcin Molenda — Research ArticlesNo Access

Nanoporous WO3Fe2O3 films; structural and photo-electrochemical characterization

    https://doi.org/10.1142/S1793604714400062Cited by:9 (Source: Crossref)

    We investigated the structure and photo-electrochemical properties for water splitting of tungsten trioxide-ferric oxide thin films formed by spray pyrolysis. While annealing at 600°C produces films consisting of a mixture of monoclinic WO3 and hematite α-Fe2O3, the heating at a temperature above 1000°C affords formation of ferric tungstate Fe2WO6. Both kinds of films exhibit optical absorption range comparable or exceeding that of α-Fe2O3. Another important feature is a decreased rate of charge recombination of the mixed-oxide Fe2O3-WO3 with respect to the ferric oxide photo-anodes.