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The Study Of Preparationand Photocatalytic Performance Of Compound Nanomaterials TiO2/SnO2(Ⅱ)

Posted on:2013-10-22Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L Q HeFull Text:PDF
GTID:2231330377456653Subject:Physical chemistry
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TiO2is recognized as the one of the most potential catalysts in thephotocatalytic field, but it receives great restriction in actual applicationbecause of its light absorption in narrow range and low photocatalyticquantum efficiency. One way to improve the efficiency of thephotocatalytic quantum is mixing TiO2with semiconductor such as SnO2whose conduction and valence band match with TiO2’s. In this paper, thecrystal and morphology of TiO2/SnO2composite catalyst which wasprepared under different conditions (preparation methods, the ratio ofWTiO2/WSnO2, heat treatment) were characterized by XRD、SEM、TEM, andit’s catalytic activity was judged by the ability of degradating toluene.Through analysising the reactant and product’s distribution in the processof the toluene degradation, we deduced the degradation reactionmechanism. The results indicated that: (1) Homogeneous nucleation did not exsit in the process of preparingTiO2/SnO2composite catalysts with the sol-gel method—adding to TiO2sol SnO2powder with particle size of about5um which was calcined at400℃. Whether on the surface of SnO2particles of5um or in smallparticles precipitated out in the peptization, the particles were the crystalmixture of TiO2and SnO2with the size about5to10nm.(2) As for TiO2/SnO2composite catalysts prepared with hydrotheralmethod, the results were the same as that in the sol-gel method when theratio of WTiO2/WSnO2was less than0.024; yet when the ratio was more than0.12, both heterogeneous nucleation similar to what in the sol-gel methodand homogeneous nucleation occurred, and TiO2particle blocks formed.(3) From the perspective of the degradation rate of toluene and thereaction selectivity of CO2, the results indicated that composite catalyst(R0.012) which was prepared by sol-gel method and calcined at300℃had the best catalytic activity. The degradation rate and reaction selectivityof the above mentioned composite catalyst were50.0%and68.9%, with40.8and19.4percentage respectively higer than the two iterms of DegussaP-25, which were35.5%and57.7%respectively.(4) According to the analysis of the reactant and product’s distributionin the process of the toluene degradation, the possible mechanism ofdegradating toluene on TiO2/SnO2composite was as follows showed:...
Keywords/Search Tags:sol-gel method, hydrothermal method, TiO2/SnO2, photocatalytic, toluene, degradation mechanism
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