Boosting charge transfer for α-Fe2O3 semiconductor with the coupling of chiral monolayer

•An easy-to-handle way to boost charge transfer for α-Fe2O3 rods by chiral monolayer.•Photocurrent density amplified up to 4 folds with the coupling of chiral monolayer.•Free charge carrier density enhanced by 61% with the coupling of chiral monolayer.•Charge transfer resistance reduced remarkably w...

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description •An easy-to-handle way to boost charge transfer for α-Fe2O3 rods by chiral monolayer.•Photocurrent density amplified up to 4 folds with the coupling of chiral monolayer.•Free charge carrier density enhanced by 61% with the coupling of chiral monolayer.•Charge transfer resistance reduced remarkably with the coupling of chiral monolayer. α-Fe2O3 is an attractive semiconductor for solar energy conversion because of its narrow band gap, robustness and low cost, while its solar energy conversion efficiency is restricted due to poor electrical conductivity and high charge transfer resistance. In this work, we show an easy-to-handle way to deal with the drawback by coupling α-Fe2O3 rods with chiral monolayer to facilitate charge transportation. It is found that with the coupling of chiral monolayer, charge migration resistance of α-Fe2O3 was remarkably reduced, visible-light-driven photocurrent density was amplified up to 4 folds, and the free charge carrier density was enhanced by 61%. These enhancement could be related to the Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity effect of chiral monolayer on spin alignment of charge carriers.
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Charge transfer
Chirality
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Current carriers
Electrical properties
Electrical resistivity
Energy conversion efficiency
Ferric oxide
Materials science
Monolayers
Optical materials and properties
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Selectivity
Solar energy
Solar energy conversion
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