Qais M. Al-Bataineh , Lina A. Alakhras , Ahmad A. Ahmad , Gabriela Toader , Ahmad Telfah
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Electrocatalyst water-splitting based on metal oxide nanocomposites has gained considerable interest in hydrogen evolution applications. Here, undoped titanium dioxide and tin-doped titanium dioxide films (TiO2 and Sn/TiO2, respectively) are presented for highly efficient H2 production applications. The crystal structure analysis is performed by analyzing the XRD patterns using the Rietveld refinement method and the Williamson-Hall method. XRF scans are used to confirm the doping mechanism between Sn and TiO2. The bandgap energies of undoped TiO2 and Sn/TiO2 films are 3.33 and 3.15 eV, respectively. On the other hand, the electrical conductivity values of undoped TiO2 and Sn/TiO2 films are 0.10 and 0.25 mS.cm−1, respectively. The electrochemical H2 production performance of undoped TiO2 and Sn/TiO2 films is investigated through two different methods: potentiostat measurements and analytical methods. It can be concluded that the Sn/TiO2 film exhibits higher HER performance and H2 production efficiency than the undoped TiO2 film.
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