BPN792: Thin Film InP Photoelectrochemical Cells for Efficient, Low-Cost Solar Fuel Production

Abstract: 

While bulk p-type InP wafers have produced high efficiency photoelectrochemical water- splitting cells, the high cost of epitaxial substrates limits viability at a larger scale. Here, we utilize low-cost growth of InP on non-epitaxial substrates with the thin-film vapor- liquid-solid method to provide high efficiency, scalable photocathode cells for the hydrogen evolution reaction.

Project end date: 08/19/15

Publication date: 
February 3, 2015
Publication type: 
BSAC Project Materials (Final/Archive)
Citation: 
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