NiCo-MOFs in situ anchored on graphdiyne with metal-like properties form a strongly coupled electron transport interface and construct an ohmic contact to achieve efficient charge–hole spatial separation

Metals exhibit unique characteristics in photocatalysis, and their incorporation into semiconductors can result in remarkable features. This study focuses on the preparation of graphdiyne with Cu (CG) by using Cu powder as a catalyst. The addition of Cu reduces the narrow band gap of graphdiyne and imparts metal-like properties to the material. By leveraging the electronegativity of CG, a spherical NiCo-MOF (NC) is grown and