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This book gathers selected research on the preparation, characterization and application of new organic/inorganic composites endowed with photo(electro)catalytic properties for the photocatalytic production of H2. In these pilot studies, the photoactive materials were tested under either UV-visible or, even more conveniently, under visible light for H2 evolution in “sacrificial water splitting” or “photoreforming” systems. In addition, a review article on the use of 2D materials and composites as potential photocatalysts for water splitting is included.

Technology: general issues --- WO3 --- TiO2 --- hydrogen production --- photoelectrocatalysis --- pancake-like porous carbon nitride --- bottom-up method --- water splitting --- visible light photocatalyst --- photocatalyst --- graphene oxide --- phosphorene --- graphitic carbon nitride --- MOFs --- ethanol reforming --- Au catalyst --- Ti3+ defect --- site-specific deposition --- hydrogen --- catalyst --- photocatalysis --- biomass --- solar light --- perovskite --- carbon nitride --- design of experiments --- WO3 --- TiO2 --- hydrogen production --- photoelectrocatalysis --- pancake-like porous carbon nitride --- bottom-up method --- water splitting --- visible light photocatalyst --- photocatalyst --- graphene oxide --- phosphorene --- graphitic carbon nitride --- MOFs --- ethanol reforming --- Au catalyst --- Ti3+ defect --- site-specific deposition --- hydrogen --- catalyst --- photocatalysis --- biomass --- solar light --- perovskite --- carbon nitride --- design of experiments

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This book gathers selected research on the preparation, characterization and application of new organic/inorganic composites endowed with photo(electro)catalytic properties for the photocatalytic production of H2. In these pilot studies, the photoactive materials were tested under either UV-visible or, even more conveniently, under visible light for H2 evolution in “sacrificial water splitting” or “photoreforming” systems. In addition, a review article on the use of 2D materials and composites as potential photocatalysts for water splitting is included.

WO3 --- TiO2 --- hydrogen production --- photoelectrocatalysis --- pancake-like porous carbon nitride --- bottom-up method --- water splitting --- visible light photocatalyst --- photocatalyst --- graphene oxide --- phosphorene --- graphitic carbon nitride --- MOFs --- ethanol reforming --- Au catalyst --- Ti3+ defect --- site-specific deposition --- hydrogen --- catalyst --- photocatalysis --- biomass --- solar light --- perovskite --- carbon nitride --- design of experiments --- n/a