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The Study Of Synthesis And Photocatalytic Performance Energy Storage And Transfer Of Molybdenum Disulfide Composites

Posted on:2019-01-06Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y D HouFull Text:PDF
GTID:2371330596950949Subject:Materials science
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In order to protect the natural environment and maintain human sustainable development,semiconductor photocatalysis has recently become a potential research topic due to its efficient removal for organic pollutants with high toxicity and degradation-resistant property from waste water.MoS2 nanomaterials possessed many merits including the narrow band gap,wide light response range,strong adsorption and plentiful exposured edge sites,large surface area and adjustable band from 1.19to 1.9eV resulting in the absorption wavelength of light up to 1030nm.Therefore,it is very suitable for photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutants under visible light.In this study,to improve photocatalytic ability of MoS2,we have successfully synthesized MoS2nanocomposite catalyst including MoS2@MOF and BiOCl/MoS2 by solvothermal method.The resulting samples were characterized by XRD?XPS?SEM?DRS?BET?PL and FT-IR.Photocatalytic properties of the MoS2@MOF was evaluated by degrading rhodamine B and mythylene blue solutions under visible light,and its adsorption properties was evaluated by adsorbing mythylene blue.We also studied on photocatalytic properties of BiOCl/MoS2 and explored the photocatalytic mechanism further.The research works and results in this thesis are described as follows:?1?The MoS2@MOF with porous layered structure was synthesized successfully by solvent hydrothermal method using Mo-MOFs and thiourea as a precursor,and Mo-MOFs was obtained by refluxing reaxtion between MoO3 and imidazole.The MoS2@MOF with mole ratio of 1:2 exhibited the better crystallizability and photocatalytic activity for degrading both rhodamine B and mythylene blue under visible light.?2?The as-prepared MoS2@MOF showed the maximum adsorption capacity(453.88 mg g-1)of MB at 35oC for 24h.During 12 hours of adsorption process,the absorption curve fits in well with Langmuir adsorption model,and the adsorption properties remained stable in a wide range of pH values,especially in the alkaline condition.The adsorption rate increased with increasing temperature.The strong adsorption of adsorbents with large pore volume is due to the increasing collision probability between the adsorption site and the methylene blue molecule.?3?We fabricated BiOCl/MoS2 composites with Z-scheme structure by a facile one-step solvothermal approach using ethylene glycol and alcohol as solvent.The products with Bi/Mo mole ratio of 1:2 showed the best photocatalytic performance,and the BiOCl/MoS2 possessed an excellent degrading rate of 96.3%for rhodamine B within 21 min under visible light irradiation.Reaction rate constant was 0.1733min-1,which is 3.4 times as much as the pure BiOCl.Radical trapping experiments indicated that·OH and h+were the main reactive species responsible for the degradations,further resulted in de-ethylated reaction.For artificial heterogeneous Z-scheme photocatalytic system,not only separation efficiency of photogenerated carriers can be improved through carriers transfer at the interface,but also separated electrons or holes possess higher redox ability.
Keywords/Search Tags:MoS2@MOF, adsorption, BiOCl/MoS2, Z-scheme, photocatalysis
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