AI Article Synopsis
- High crystallinity triangle hexagonal MnCuCdS was created by partially exchanging Cu ions in MnCdS nanorods.
- The MnCuCdS nanotriangles showed exceptional performance in hydrogen production.
- Under visible light, they achieved a hydrogen yield of 147,921 μmol g h, which is roughly 7.4 times greater than that of the original MnCdS.
Article Abstract
High crystallinity triangle hexagonal MnCuCdS was obtained by partial Cu ion exchange treatment on colloidal pristine MnCdS nanorods. The MnCuCdS nanotriangles exhibited a high hydrogen yield of 147 921 μmol g h under visible light irradiation, about 7.4 times higher than that of pristine MnCdS.
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