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Royal Society of Chemistry, Journal of Materials Chemistry A: materials for energy and sustainability, 27(5), p. 14144-14151, 2017
DOI: 10.1039/c7ta03624h
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Defect engineering in atomically-thin bismuth oxychloride towards photocatalytic oxygen evolution
Journal article published in 2017 by
Jun Di 
,
Chao Chen,
Shi-Ze Yang ,
Mengxia Ji,
Cheng Yan,
Kaizhi Gu,
Jiexiang Xia ,
Huaming Li ,
Shuzhou Li ,
Zheng Liu
,
Chao Chen,
Shi-Ze Yang ,
Mengxia Ji,
Cheng Yan,
Kaizhi Gu,
Jiexiang Xia ,
Huaming Li ,
Shuzhou Li ,
Zheng Liu
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Abstract
Defects have been engineering on the atomically-thin BiOCl nanosheets to tune the electronic structure, build abundant coordination-unsaturated active atoms with dangling bonds acts as active sites and shortens the migration distance of holes to promote holes utilization.