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This research developed a simple method for bismuth vanadate (BiVO 4 ) thin film using an automatic dip-coating method. A precursor solution concentration, dipping speed, and calcination temperature were optimized to obtain the highest photoelectrocatalytic (PEC) BiVO 4  electrode for water oxidation. The BiVO 4  electrode was applied to organic dye degradation and studied the catalytic mechanism at the electrode surface. A calcination temperature of 450 °C was optimized for BiVO 4  photoanode preparation for the highest PEC water oxidation and had good charge transfer process properties. The proposed automatic dip-coating method presents high efficiency for the large scale of BiVO 4  electrode fabrication, and it was highly reproducible at a low relative standard deviation of less than 5%. The developed BiVO 4  electrode can eliminate methyl red organic dyes by more than 70% within 1 hour. This research offers a new alternative approach for a simple, convenient, reproducible, and scaled-up method for semiconductor thin film fabrication.

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Highly practical and reproducible BiVO 4  thin film fabrication using automatic dip-coating machine towards for photoelectrocatalytic activities improvement