Abstract:Photocatalytic water splitting is an intriguing technology for sustainable hydrogen production. Bismuth-based oxyhalides are excellent photocatalysts that perform water splitting more efficiently. They also provide a wide scope for materials selection and design. The heterostructures afford abundant interfaces that offer plentiful active sites, rapid charge and mass transfer that synergistically boost the photocatalytic water oxidation and reduction reaction. This chapter describes the fundamentals of bismuth-… Show more
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