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First-principles Calculation,preparation And Performance Study Of SnO2-based Photocatalytic Materials

Posted on:2021-04-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:K X LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330611998958Subject:Materials engineering
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In recent years,photocatalysis technology has attracted great attention because of its application in the degradation of organic pollutants and the preparation of chemical energy sources such as H2,CH4,and so on,which can effectively solve the two major global problems of environmental pollution and energy crisis.The light absorption efficiency and the separation efficiency of photogenerated electrons and holes are the key factors limiting the photocatalytic efficiency.At present,the common method for improving the light absorption efficiency is to adjust the band gap width of the semiconductor material through defect introduction,and the common method for improving the efficiency of the separation of photogenerated electron holes is to construct a semiconductor heterostructure.The modification of these two methods can effectively improve the photocatalytic efficiency of semiconductor materials.This paper takes SnO2-based photocatalytic materials as the research object,and explores the two methods of doping and constructing heterojunction to improve the photocatalytic efficiency of SnO2.The contents are as follows:Through the first-principles calculation,the effect of different oxygen vacancies and Zn2+ doping concentration on the energy band structure and light absorption properties of SnO2 semiconductor was investigated.The analysis of the energy band structure shows that the electrons on the 5s and 5p orbits of Sn form the conduction band of the SnO2 semiconductor,and the electron movements of the 2s and 2p orbits of O constitute the valence band in the semiconductor.In SnO2 crystals with different concentrations of oxygen vacancies,as the proportion of oxygen vacancies increases,the valence band moves upward,the conduction band position moves downward,the band gap is significantly narrowed,the absorption in the visible light region is enhanced,and the curve is red-shifted.The results of simulating different concentrations of Zn2+ doped SnO2 crystals show that with the increase of Zn2+ concentration,the valence band region between-10 e V?0e V moves upward,and the conduction band moves downward.The 6.25% Zn2+ doped amount has the best absorption performance.SnO2/ZIF-8 was constructed by three different methods: hydrothermal,solvothermal,and reflux,and SnO2/ZIF-8 prepared by solvothermal method was used as a precursor to calcinate SnO2/ZIF-NC heterostructure,and SnO2 was studied./ZIF-NC heterostructure photocatalytic performance.In the hydrothermal system,compared with SnO2/ZIF-8 precursor prepared by adding SnO2 to ZIF-8 growth system,the morphology of SnO2 prepared by adding ZIF-8 to SnO2 growth system is more uniform,but the petal-like structure The thickness can reach 173 nm.In the reflux system,the Sn-EG diffraction peak prepared at 195 ? is sharper.Compared with the combination of Sn C2O4 and ZIF-8 at room temperature or at low temperature,the combination of the two is tight and the distribution is more uniform.In the solvothermal system,the thickness of the prepared SnO2/ZIF-8 precursor petal-like structure is about 50-60 nm,and EDS shows that it contains Sn,Zn,C,N,O elements.Using SnO2/ZIF-8 prepared by solvothermal as a precursor,the SnO2/ZIF-NC heterostructure was calcined in an inert atmosphere.The photocatalytic performance test showed that when the molar ratio of SnO2 and ZIF-8 was 1:1,the alkali concentration When it is 0.2 M/L,the photocatalytic performance is the best,and the degradation rate of methylene blue can reach 84%.And the photocatalytic performance is affected by the alkali concentration and the ratio of SnO2 to ZIF-8.The lower the alkali concentration and the ratio of ZIF-8,the higher the photocatalytic efficiency.
Keywords/Search Tags:SnO2/ZIF-NC, heterostructure, first-principles calculation, solvothermal, photocatalysis
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