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Synthesis Of Noble-Metal-Free Cocatalyst Modified Perovskite Oxide Ultrathin Nanosheet Photocatalysts And Study Of Photocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution Reaction

Posted on:2021-05-01Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X M LiangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330623979613Subject:Chemistry
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The K+Ca2Nb3O-10 ultrathin nanosheet(marked as KCNOus)as a two-dimensional semiconductor-based nanomaterial exfoliated from Dion-Jacobson phases layered perovskites has sparked widespread interests thanks to remarkable physical and chemical properties,high specific surface area and special electronic structure.It is notice that the conduction band of KCNOus is composed of the high-level 4d orbital,which can generate photoelectrons with stronger reducibility to split water into hydrogen under light irradiation.However,owing to lack of active sites and easy recombination of photoinduced carriers,single-component KCNOuss remains a critical restriction on significant application in the domain of photocatalysis technology.To solve these dilemmas,in this academic dissertation,introducing a cocatalyst was considered as an ideal pathway to achieve desired photocatalytic performance of splitting water over the main photocatalyst KCNOus.Based on the analysis technics,the composition,morphology,photoelectric properties and hydrogen production performance were investigated.Further,the possible mechanism of photocatalytic reaction was explored.Research contents were listed as following:1.A series of CoxP/KCNOus heterostructures were synthesized by integrating noble-metal-free CoxP nanoparticles on the surface of KCNOus ultrathin nanosheets and exhibited enhanced photocatalytic hydrogen generation.Under the irradiation of xenon light,the hydrogen generation rate of resulting optimal CoxP/KCNOus reached up to 90.44?mol·g-1h-1,which was about 5.78 times higher than that of single-component KCNOus.The apparent quantum efficiency of CoxP/KCNOus was1.32%at 350 nm.Based on the photoluminescence?PL?,UV-vis diffuse reflectance spectroscopy?UV-vis DRS?and photo-electrochemical analyses,the possible reasons for the improved photocatalytic activity can be ascribed to the enhanced light absorption capacity and strong separation efficiency of photoinduced carriers over CoxP/KCNOus heterostructures thanks to the introduction of CoxP nanoparticles.2.A series of Ni2P/KCNOus nanostructures were synthesized by in-situ integrating noble-metal-free Ni2P nanocrystals on the surface of KCNOus ultrathin nanosheets and exhibited enhanced photocatalytic hydrogen generation.Under the irradiation of simulated sunlight,the hydrogen generation rate of resulting optimal Ni2P/KCNOus reached up to 72.03?mol·g-1h-1,which was about 19.57 times higher than that of single-component KCNOus.Based on the PL,UV-vis DRS and photo-electrochemical analyses,the possible reasons for the improved photocatalytic activity can be ascribed to reasons that Ni2P nanocrystals have a low hydrogen evolution overpotential,which can accelerate the surface hydrogen evolution reaction,thus improving the separation efficiency of photogenic carriers and providing the active site of reduction reaction.3.A series of Mo2C/KCNOus heterostructures were synthesized by introduction noble-metal-free Mo2C nanoparticles on the surface of KCNOus ultrathin nanosheets and exhibited enhanced photocatalytic hydrogen generation.Under the irradiation of xenon light,the hydrogen generation rate of resulting optimal Mo2C/KCNOus reached up to 134.26?mol·g-1h-1,which was about 8.60 times higher than that of single-component KCNOus.The apparent quantum efficiency of Mo2C/KCNOus was2.23%at 350 nm.Based on the PL,UV-vis DRS and photo-electrochemical analyses,the possible reasons for the enhanced photocatalytic activity put down to the improved light absorption capacity and strong separation efficiency of photoinduced carriers over Mo2C/KCNOus heterostructures thanks to the introduction of Mo2C nanoparticles.
Keywords/Search Tags:Photocatalysis, Hydrogen evolution reaction, K+Ca2Nb3O10- ultrathin nanosheet, Noble-metal-free cocatalyst, Composite nanomaterials
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