Abstract
Hydrogen is a green fuel and has great potential as a sustainable and renewable energy carrier. It can be produced by electrocatalytic, photocatalytic, photoelectrochemical water splitting. It is essential to develop highly effective catalysts for economic and large-scale hydrogen production. Currently, phosphorus-containing catalysts have gained a lot of attention because of their unique properties such as different oxidation states, tunable structure, and exceptional physiochemical properties. In this review paper, the topics discussed are part of numerous research carried out to date in water splitting by phosphorus-containing photocatalysts and electrocatalysts that include phosphorus in elemental form, metal phosphonates, metal phosphates, transition metal phosphides, metal phosphorus trichalcogenides, and phosphorus-doped materials. A detailed mechanism of water splitting and the activity origin of phosphorus-containing catalysts are presented. Lastly, there are some challenges in water splitting listed below that we need to overcome shortly.
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