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Serial microbubble imaging technology (sMBI) for rapid screening of hydrogen-evolution materials used in photocatalytic water-splitting reactions

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In this study, a serial microbubble imaging technology (sMBI) is proposed as a new high-throughput technology (HTE) detection method for rapid screening of hydrogen-evolution catalytic materials. The mechanism for the… Click to show full abstract

In this study, a serial microbubble imaging technology (sMBI) is proposed as a new high-throughput technology (HTE) detection method for rapid screening of hydrogen-evolution catalytic materials. The mechanism for the screening is based on capturing the variation in the growth of microbubbles in a system involving thousands of catalysts to evaluate numerous reactions. As an example of the process, three catalysts with high catalytic activity were rapidly selected from 1260 candidates.

Keywords: rapid screening; technology smbi; microbubble imaging; serial microbubble; technology; imaging technology

Journal Title: Analytical Methods
Year Published: 2017

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