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This book helps readers comprehend the principles and fundamentals of defect engineering toward realization of an efficient photocatalyst. The volume consists of two parts, each of which addresses a particulate type of defects. The first, larger section provides a comprehensive and rigorous treatment of the behaviour and nature of intrinsic defects. The author describes how their controlled introduction and consequent manipulation over concentration, distribution, nature and diffusion is one of the most effective and practical methodologies to modify the properties and characteristics of target photocatalytic materials. The second part of the book explains the formation of extrinsic defects in the form of metallic and non-metallic dopants and gives a detailed description of their characteristics as this approach is also often used to fabricate an efficient photocatalyst. Filling the gap in knowledge on the correlation between introduction of defects in various semiconducting materials and their photocatalytic performance, the book is ideal for graduate students, academics and researchers interested in photocatalysts, defect engineering, clean energy, hydrogen production, nanoscale advanced functional materials, CO2 deactivation, and semiconductor engineering.
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Photocatalysis: fundamentals.- General principles of defect engineering.- Bulk vs surface defects.- Analysis of defects.- Case study I: Defect engineering of TiO2.- Case study II: Defect engineering of ZnO.- Case study III: Defect engineering of Ta2O5-, Ta3N5- and TaON-based nanostructures.- Case study V: Defect engineering of MoS2 and WS2 nanostructures.- Defect engineering of other nanostructured semiconductors .- Extrinsic defects in nanostructures semiconductors.- Comparison of extrinsic and intrinsic deficiencies.
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Dr. Vitaly Gurylev holds a M.S. in Chemical Engineering by Chung Yuan Christian University, Taiwan and a PhD in Materials Science and Engineering by National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan. After graduation in 2016, he spent three years to join several postdoctoral practices in the same institution and then relocated to neighboring National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center to become a part of Molecular Science Group while continue serving the same position. His research interest is mainly related to defect engineering and its application to build various nanostructured functional materials with tunable properties and characteristics that can be used in photocatalytic processing. Currently, he has published 13 papers in SCI journals of high impact index including one review and one Featured Article, 10 of which have designated him as first or corresponding author. Besides, his work has given rise to several prominent contributions to national and international conferences and also invited talks. He also was designated as outstanding reviewer by some SCI journals.
