Explore recently published articles in advancements in Photoelectrocatalysis from Chemical Physics Reviews |  | Essential Research in Photoelectrocatalysis | Chemical Physics Reviews publishes authoritative reviews and groundbreaking research in photoelectrocatalysis | Photoelectrocatalysis, electrocatalysis, and photocatalysis are processes that use light and electrical energy to drive chemical reactions efficiently and sustainably. Electrocatalysis accelerates reactions at electrode surfaces by lowering energy barriers, while photocatalysis uses light-activated materials to convert solar energy into chemical energy. Photoelectrocatalysis combines both, enhancing reaction rates and selectivity through the joint action of light and electricity. These techniques play a vital role in clean energy conversion, fuel production, and environmental remediation. Explore this exciting collection of articles in Chemical Physics Reviews to discover the latest advances in the field, and consider contributing to our open special topic below. | | #3 in Journal Impact Factor in Physics, Atomic, molecular & Chemical category*
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 Design and characterization of surface molecular assemblies for the preparation of solar fuels Degao Wang, Ling Fei, Zhiwei Huang, Thomas J. Meyer
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| | |  Cuprous oxide photocathodes for solar water splitting Jinshui Cheng, Linxiao Wu, Jingshan Luo
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| | | Dye-sensitized NiO photocathodes: Research progress, current mechanistic understanding, and research perspectives K. Zhu, G. Mul, A. Huijser
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| | | Rational engineering of semiconductor-based photoanodes for photoelectrochemical cathodic protection Xiangyan Chen, Shaopeng Wang, Shaohua Shen
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Rational electrocatalyst design for selective nitrate reduction to ammonia Zhaodong Niu, Guoxiong Wang
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| | | Metal–metal oxide hybrid catalysts for electrocatalytic CO2 reduction reaction Zuohuan Chen, Yifan Ye, Kun Jiang
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| | |  Molten-salt synthesized MXene for catalytic applications: A review Zhongyue Zhang, Yuan Ji, Qiu Jiang, Chuan Xia
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| | | Surface transformations of electrocatalysts during the oxygen evolution reaction Molly E. Vitale-Sullivan, Alvin Chang, Kuan-Hsun Chou, Zhenxing Feng, et al.
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| | | Surface engineering of metallic nanocrystals via atomic structure and composition control for boosting electrocatalysis Youngjoo Whang, Yongmin Kwon, Hojin Ahn, Jong Wook Hong, et al.
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Visible-light photoredox catalysis with organic polymers Gaurav Kumar, Bin Cai, Sascha Ott, Haining Tian
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| | | Quantum dots: Another choice to sensitize organic transformations Chen Ye, De-Shan Zhang, Bin Chen, Chen-Ho Tung, et al.
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| | | Energy and mass flow in photocatalytic water splitting by coupling photothermal effect Shujian Wang, Yitao Si, Kejian Lu, Feng Liu, et al.
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| | | Nanoscale and ultrafast in situ techniques to probe plasmon photocatalysis Claire C. Carlin, Alan X. Dai, Alexander Al-Zubeidi, Emma M. Simmerman, et al.
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