Oxygen vacancy-induced ferroelectric effect in (111) strontium titanate single crystals controls photoelectrochemical water oxidation

An electric field induces a polarization in SrTiO 3− x . This enhances or diminishes photoelectrochemical water oxidation, depending on dipole orientation. According to DFT, the polarization is due to movement of O vacancies at the SrTiO 3− x surface.

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EES Catalysis
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ey00266d
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Electronic and Structural Properties of Oxides
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Oxygen vacancy-induced ferroelectric effect in (111) strontium titanate single crystals controls photoelectrochemical water oxidation

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Abstract

An electric field induces a polarization in SrTiO 3− x . This enhances or diminishes photoelectrochemical water oxidation, depending on dipole orientation. According to DFT, the polarization is due to movement of O vacancies at the SrTiO 3− x surface.

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