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Stability of cuprous thiocyanate coated cuprous oxide photocathode in aqueous thiocyanate

Tennakone et al., 1986

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6710165629484421596
Author
Tennakone K
Pushpa G
Punchihewa S
Epa G
Publication year
Publication venue
Electrochimica acta

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It is found that a thin coating of cuprous thiocyanate suppresses photocorrosion of cuprous oxide in aqueous KCNS. The method of deposition of cuprous thiocyanate on cuprous oxide surface and the performance of a photoelectrochemical cell based on this electrode are …
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