Dipole polarization modulating of vinylene-linked covalent organic frameworks for efficient photocatalytic hydrogen evolution

Photocatalytic hydrogen(H_(2))evolution using covalent organic frameworks(COFs)is an attractive and promising avenue for exploration,but one of its big challenges is low photo-induced charge separation.In this study,we present a straightforward and facile dipole polarization engineering strategy to enhance charge separation efficiency,achieved through atomic modulation(O,S,and Se)of the COF monomer.Our findings demonstrate that incorporating atoms with varying electronegativities into the COF matrix significantly influences the local dipole moment,thereby affecting charge separation efficiency and photostability,which in turn affects the rates of photocatalytic H_(2) evolution.As a result,the newly developed TMT-BO-COF,which contains highly electronegative O atoms,exhibits the lowest exciton binding energy,the highest efficiency in charge separation and transportation,and the longest lifetime of the active charges.This leads to an impressive average H_(2) production rate of 23.7 mmol g^(−1) h^(−1),which is 2.5 and 24.5 times higher than that of TMT-BS-COF(containing S atoms)and TMT-BSe-COF(containing Se atoms),respectively.A novel photocatalytic hydrogen evolution mechanism based on proton-coupled electron transfer on N in the structure of triazine rings in vinylene-linked COFs is proposed by theoretical calculations.Our findings provide new insights into the design of highly photoactive organic framework materials for H_(2) evolution and beyond.

Abnormal Flight Passenger Recovery Algorithm Based on Itinerary Acceptance

Under the background of the rapid development of the air transport industry, the abnormal phenomenon of flights has become increasingly serious due to various factors such as the gradual reduction of resources, adverse climatic conditions, problems in air traffic control and mechanical failures. In order to reduce losses, it has become a major problem for airlines to use optimization algorithm to study the recovery of abnormal flights. By upgrading the passenger recovery engine, the purpose of this paper is to provide the optimal recovery scheme for passengers, so as to reduce the risk of transferring overseas flights, and thus reduce the economic loss of airlines. In this paper, the optimization model and algorithm based on network flow, combined with actual business requirements, comprehensively consider multiple optimization objectives to quickly generate passenger recovery solutions, and at the same time achieve the optimal income of airlines and the acceptance rate of passenger recovery, so as to balance the two. The practicability and effectiveness of the proposed model and algorithm are proved by some concrete examples.

Stoichiometric effect on electrical and near-infrared photodetection properties of full-composition-range GaAs1−xSbx nanowires

As one of the most important narrow bandgap ternary semiconductors, GaAs1−xSbx nanowires (NWs) have attracted extensive attention recently, due to the superior hole mobility and the tunable bandgap, which covers the whole near-infrared (NIR) region, for technological applications in next-generation high-performance electronics and NIR photodetection. However, it is still a challenge to the synthesis of high-quality GaAs1−xSbx NWs across the entire range of composition, resulting in the lack of correlation investigation among stoichiometry, microstructure, electronics, and NIR photodetection. Here, we demonstrate the success growth of high-quality GaAs1−xSbx NWs with full composition range by adopting a simple and low-cost surfactant-assisted solid source chemical vapor deposition method. All of the as-prepared NWs are uniform, smooth, and straight, without any phase segregation in all stoichiometric compositions. The lattice constants of each NW composition have been well correlated with the chemical stoichiometry and confirmed by high-resolution transmission electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and Raman spectrum. Moreover, with the increase of Sb concentration, the hole mobility of the as-fabricated field-effect-transistors and the responsivity and detectivity of the as-fabricated NIR photodetectors increase accordingly. All the results suggest a careful stoichiometric design is required for achieving optimal NW device performances.