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Influence of the chemical nature of the deposition solution on the formation of heterostructural BVO films

In this study, three photoelectrodes with bismuth vanadate (BVO) and bismuth oxide (BO) films were deposited on an ITO coated glassy substrate using three different routes. Both photoelectrodes were photoactive when irradiated by light. Notably, the photoelectrode with the BVO–1/BVO–2/BO film showed improved photoelectrochemical performance compared to the BVO–1 and BVO–1/BVO–2 films, due to the synergies involved in the process of separation/transportation of the photogenerated charges. The results indicate the promising use of this material for the clean production of solar fuels.