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Can Bioi photocatalysts be deposited on mica substrates?

Herein, thin films of BiOI photocatalysts have been successfully synthesized by a one-pot microwave-hydrothermal method. The BiOI films were deposited on earth-abundant mica substrates, which provide a flexible and effective surface for the controlled growth of well-dispersed flowers of high surface area and enhanced light absorption.

Why is Bioi used as an absorber layer in photovoltaic cells?

BiOI has been being employed as an absorber layer in the photovoltaic cell since the band gap is about 1.7 – 1.8 eV which is matching with the solar light spectrum. Many works of literature endorse that most of the reported cell structure is electrochemical-based cell using BiOI/electrolyte junction so far [ 27, 28 ].

Are solution-processed Bioi solid-state cells suitable for solar simulation?

In our study, the solution-processed BiOI solid-state cells have been evaluated by the current–voltage characteristics under solar simulator equipped with Xenon lamp (model PS-X500) and single-phase lock-in amplifier (model 5600A). Moreover, the simulator is configured with white light illumination of AM 1.5, 100 mW/cm 2 of class AAA spectra.

Can semitransparent organic photovoltaics be used for power windows?

Here, we review recent progress in semitransparent organic photovoltaics for power windows and other building-applied uses, and discuss the potential strategies to endow them with a combination of high efficiency, visible transparency, neutral colour appearance, prolonged operational lifetime and low efficiency loss when scaled into modules.

Can organic materials improve photovoltaic technology?

Nature Reviews Materials 8, 186–201 (2023) Cite this article The narrow and intense absorption spectra of organic materials open up the opportunity to develop efficient organic photovoltaic devices that are qualitatively different from other, incumbent solar cell technologies.

Does Bioi reactivate a photocatalyst?

However, the BiOI sample still presents activity to N 2 photofixation. The reaction could be related to the ammonia adsorbed on the BiOI film, blocking active sites for continuous N 2 reduction. A recent study suggests that the reactivation of the photocatalyst is possible for N 2 photofixation .