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nickel oxide

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nickel oxide

[′nik·əl ′äk‚sīd]
(inorganic chemistry)
NiO Green powder; soluble in acids and ammonium hydroxide; insoluble in water; used to make nickel salts and for porcelain paints. Also known as green nickel oxide.
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The XRD analysis confirms Bunsenite, which corresponds to the JCPDS card: 04-0835 for nickel oxide [40] confirming it as a good absorber layer of solar cells [41].
An anode made of iron is the source of current for the electrical device, and a cathode made of nickel oxide is the exit for the electrical current.
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"Even if you have the best semiconductor in the world and the best catalyst in the world, their overall efficiency can be limited by the semiconductor-catalyst interface." Choi and Kim exploited a pair of cheap and somewhat flawed catalysts -- iron oxide and nickel oxide -- by stacking them on the bismuth vanadate to take advantage of their relative strengths.
Bismuth vanadate needs a hand in speeding the reaction that produces fuel, and that's where the paired catalysts come in.hoi and Kim exploited a pair of cheap and somewhat flawed catalysts - iron oxide and nickel oxide - by stacking them on the bismuth vanadate to take advantage of their relative strengths.
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