Are dopant-stabilized visible light-responsive photocatalysts efficient and stable?
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Amutha Ramakrishnan, Yoshihumi Kusumoto
Nitrogen and carbon codopants-stabilized hierarchical porous ZnS microspheres undergo an unexpected dynamic transformation into hollow microspheres when nitrogen and carbon are removed from the former. Thus, such a transformation is evidence for the unprecedented stability of non-metal doped visible light-responsive photocatalysts.
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