Photocatalytic overall water splitting on the perovskite-type transition metal oxynitride CaTaO2N under visible light irradiation.

@article{Xu2015PhotocatalyticOW,
  title={Photocatalytic overall water splitting on the perovskite-type transition metal oxynitride CaTaO2N under visible light irradiation.},
  author={Jiasheng Xu and Chengsi Pan and Tsuyoshi Takata and Kazunari Domen},
  journal={Chemical communications},
  year={2015},
  volume={51 33},
  pages={
          7191-4
        }
}
Overall water splitting was achieved on a simple perovskite oxynitride photocatalyst, CaTaO2N, with an absorption edge at 510 nm. This photocatalyst, modified with a Rh-Cr bimetallic oxide cocatalyst, produced stoichiometric H2 and O2 steadily under UV and visible light irradiation after coating of the photocatalyst particles with amorphous Ti oxyhydroxide. 
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