Rapid flame induced dual-metal doping on WO3 electrode for boosting photo-electrochemical water oxidation
Seung Hun Roh , Jaekyum Kim , Won So , Yuankai Li , Won Tae Hong , Hyun Min Kwon , Sae Byeok Jo , Wooseok Yang , Byung-Keun Oh , Chan-Hwa Chung , Jongwook Park , Chisung Ahn , Byung-Hyun Kim , Jung Kyu Kim
Energy Materials ›› 2025, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (10) : 500128
Rapid flame induced dual-metal doping on WO3 electrode for boosting photo-electrochemical water oxidation
A bidirectional co-doping of transition metal Fe and post-transition metal Sn on WO3 photoanode via a facile one step flame-doping process demonstrates the challenging amelioration of both thermodynamic charge migration and surface catalytic kinetics, achieving high-efficient photoelectrochemical (PEC) water oxidation reaction in a neutral pH. The direct flamethrower with rapid thermal flux effectively induces the bidirectional doping of Fe3+ and Sn4+ into WO3 without damaging its nanostructure and fluorine-doped tin oxide glass substrate. From the synergetic effect of the dual-metal doping, the photoinduced charge migration and the surface water oxidation kinetics are effectively ameliorated. As a result, the Fe/Sn co-doped WO3 photoanode shows significantly enhanced PEC response with 6.16-fold higher photocurrent density performance at 1.23 VRHE than bare WO3. This work highlights the facile metal atom co-doping method without affecting intrinsic properties of photoanode and substrate for boosting the PEC water splitting performance and solar fuel production.
Flame treatment / dual metal co-doping / oxygen evolution reaction / photoelectrochemical reaction / water splitting
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