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Study On Photocorrosion Inhibition Of Catalyst In Photocatalytic H2 Evolution

Posted on:2022-07-28Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z ShuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2491306725480084Subject:Chemical Engineering
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Using sunlight energy to decompose water directly to produce hydrogen is of great significance in alleviating energy crisis.However,in the reaction process,the photocorrosion phenomenon will inevitably occur to the catalytic materials,which will affect the catalytic performance.Therefore,the exploration of photocorrosion mechanism has attracted the attention of many researchers.In this paper,the stability of the catalyst in photocatalytic H2 evolution reaction was improved by two strategies,one is to fill the hole with cocatalyst and the other is to capture the hole with carrier.We use Ti O2 and Cd S as model catalysts to thoroughly investigate the factors that affect their photostability.The use of cocatalysts,redox carrier modification,and heterogeneous structure construction can effectively inhibit the oxidation reaction of photo-generated holes with the catalyst to Improve the stability of the catalyst.At the same time,we explore and propose possible photo-corrosion inhibition mechanisms.The development of this research work provides theoretical guidance and new ideas for improving the photostability of catalysts.The specific research contents are as follows:(1)Using the method of photodeposition,Pt-Ti O2 catalyst was prepared by photoreduction of Pt source with different electrical properties onto Ti O2,and the influence mechanism of the electrical properties of Pt source on the stability of catalyst in the photocatalytic H2 evolution reaction was explored.he results show that when the auxiliary platinum source(Pt Cl62-)is egatively charged,the stability of Ti O2 can be effectively improved.The chanism of the reaction was revealed by a series of characterization echniques.XRD,BET,ICP and TEM analysis showed that there was no ignificant difference in grain size,specific surface area and Pt content of the atalysts.However,the XPS spectra showed that the oxygen defect was the ost in the Ti O2 after the reaction,while the oxygen defect in Pt-Ti O2 was ignificantly reduced after the addition of negative charged cocatalyst Pt ource(Pt Cl62-).At the same time,compared with other Pt cocatalysts,Raman ignal blue shift of Pt Cl62-cocatalysts is smaller,indicating that electrostatic ttraction effect promotes Pt Cl62-to occupy and repair the oxygen defect in t-Ti O2 to the maximum extent.In this work,the bulk phase oxygen defects aused by photocorrosion of Ti O2 in the reaction process were filled by the ddition of different electrical Pt cocatalysts,thus improving the stability of t-Ti O2 catalyst,establishing the relationship between stability and electrical roperties of cocatalysts,oxygen defects,and providing a theoretical basis or the design of high stability of Ti-based photocatalyst.(2)Cd S quantum dots were successfully synthesized by thermal injection,and hen loaded on the surface of Ce O2 with different crystal surfaces.The ctivity and stability of photocatalytic H2 evolution reaction showed that d S/Ce O2{110}had the best performance,followed by Cd S/Ce O2{100},and d S/Ce O2{111}had the worst performance.Through a series of haracterization techniques,we revealed the root cause of the difference in eaction performance.It was found that due to the interfacial electron nteraction,the Cd S valence band holes in Cd S/Ce O2{110}catalyst would ransfer to the surface of Ce O2,and the Ce3+/Ce4+REDOX charge in Ce O2 ould use up the holes,thus inhibiting the corrosion of Cd S.In addition, nder the action of an internal electric field,Cd S/Ce O2{110}forms a Z- cheme heterojunction,which kinetically promotes the reduction of water to H2.In this work,the support Ce O2{110}is used to transfer and consume the photogenerated holes,so as to inhibit the photocorrosion of Cd S and improve the stability of the photocatalyst.
Keywords/Search Tags:Photocatalytic H2 evolution, Photocorrosion mechanism, Catalyst stability, Electrostatic attraction, Z-scheme heterojunction
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