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Artificial Photosynthesis for Photo(Electro)Catalytic Water Splitting
Cuprous oxide (Cu2O) is regarded as a promising photocatalyst with the advantages of low toxicity and cost, good environmental acceptability and strong absorption of visible light [11-15]. In the first contribution titled ‘Research Progress Over Cu2O/n-type Semiconductor Composites in Photocatalysis’, Gong et al., summarized the preparation methods of Cu2O/n-type semiconductor composites and their applications for CO2 reduction, hydrogen production, and degradation.
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