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Study On The Properties Of Semiconductor Photocatalytic Materials And Their Photocatalytic Degradation Of Organic Pollutants Based On BiVO4

Posted on:2020-12-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:R R ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330596991704Subject:Materials engineering
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BiVO4 is a stable semiconductor material with a band gap of only 2.4 eV,extending the range of light absorption to the visible region.It does not contain toxic elements such as lead,cadmium and mercury,and is a green metal oxide.BiVO4 has excellent photocatalytic properties,is non-toxic and recyclable,and is widely used in photocatalysis.On the other hand,although BiVO4 is an excellent photocatalyst,BiVO4 also has the disadvantage that photogenerated electrons are easily compounded and have a small specific surface area.We need to find ways to further improve its photocatalytic performance and obtain higher activity photocatalysts.In this paper,a variety of modification techniques were used to modify BiVO4.At the same time,we used a variety of analytical testing methods to systematically study the properties of BiVO4 photocatalytic composites and the mechanism of photodegradation of antibiotic organic pollutants.The specific research work is as follows:?1?The Fe2O3/BiVO4 heterojunction microcapsule composite photocatalyst was synthesized by hydrothermal method using Fe2O3 as template and in situ growth method to crystallize BiVO4particles on the surface of Fe2O3 micron box.The Fe2O3/BiVO4 micron box structure was analyzed according to TEM and other characterization methods.The physicochemical properties of Fe2O3/BiVO4 heterojunction micron box composite photocatalysts were characterized by XRD,TEM,SEM and BET.The results of the photodegradation experiment showed.When the ratio of Fe2O3 to BiVO4 is 3:1,the Fe2O3/BiVO4 heterojunction micron box composite photocatalyst exhibits the best photocatalytic degradation activity for tetracycline?TC?.0.05 g catalyst is 20 mg L-1 in 2 h.The tetracycline degradation rate of 1 reached 75%.The photodegradation reaction mechanism of photocatalyst was investigated by free radical trapping experiments.Through the cycle experiment,the stability and reusability of the photocatalyst were explored.?2?Using rheological method and three-dimensional graphene?rGH?as load,rGH/BiVO4three-dimensional graphene-loaded BiVO4 composite photocatalytic material was synthesized.The rhGH/BiVO4 three-dimensional graphene-loaded BiVO4 composite photocatalytic material with different loading ratios was prepared by adjusting the addition amount of three-dimensional graphene.XRD,TEM,SEM,UV-vis and other methods are used to characterize.The photodegradation activity of different ratios of rGH/BiVO4 three-dimensional graphene-loaded BiVO4 composite photocatalytic materials was investigated with tetracycline as the target antibiotic.It was found that the photodegradation of the material when the mass fraction of three-dimensional grapheme reached 1%It has the strongest activity and can achieve a degradation rate of 75%to 20mg L-1 TC at 2 h.?3?Using carbon hydrothermal synthesis method,carbon quantum dots?CQDs?are doped into rGH/BiVO4 three-dimensional graphene-loaded BiVO4 composite photocatalytic material,and the volume of carbon quantum dots solution is adjusted to prepare the volume of the drop.BiVO4-supported three-dimensional graphene composite photocatalysts modified with different quantum ratios of carbon quantum dots.The physicochemical properties of the prepared different volume doped photocatalysts were characterized by various analytical methods such as XRD,TEM and electrochemistry.The photodegradation activity of the material was evaluated by degrading the contaminant with tetracycline solution.It was found that the photocatalytic activity of CQDs/rGH/BiVO4 composite photocatalyst was the best when the volume of carbon quantum dots was 7 mL.The photocatalyst can degrade the tetracycline of 20 mg L-1 to 80%within 2 h.
Keywords/Search Tags:Fe2O3, BiVO4, rGH, CQDs, antibiotics, photocatalysis, degradation
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