Plasmonic nonmetal semiconductors with localized surface plasmon resonance(LSPR)effects possess extended light-response ranges and can act as highly efficient H2 generation photocatalysts.Herein,an LSPR-enhanced 0D/2D...Plasmonic nonmetal semiconductors with localized surface plasmon resonance(LSPR)effects possess extended light-response ranges and can act as highly efficient H2 generation photocatalysts.Herein,an LSPR-enhanced 0D/2D CdS/MoO3‒x heterojunction has been synthesized by the growth of 0D CdS nanoparticles on 2D plasmonic MoO3‒x elliptical nanosheets via a simple coprecipitation method.Taking advantage of the LSPR effect of the MoO3‒x elliptical nanosheets,the light absorption of the CdS/MoO3‒x heterojunction was extended from 600 nm to the near-infrared region(1400 nm).Furthermore,the introduction of 2D plasmonic MoO3‒x elliptical nanosheets not only provided a platform for the growth of CdS nanoparticles,but also contributed to the construction of an LSPR-enhanced S-scheme structure due to the interface between the MoO3‒x and CdS,accelerating the separation of light-induced electrons and holes.Therefore,the CdS/MoO3‒x heterojunction exhibited higher photocatalytic H2 generation activity than pristine CdS under visible light irradiation,including under 420,450,550,and 650 nm monochromic light,as well as improved photo-corrosion performance.展开更多
Extended light absorption and dynamic charge separation are vital factors that determine the effectivenessof photocatalysts.In this study,a nonmetallic plasmonic S‐scheme photocatalyst was fabricatedby loading 1D pla...Extended light absorption and dynamic charge separation are vital factors that determine the effectivenessof photocatalysts.In this study,a nonmetallic plasmonic S‐scheme photocatalyst was fabricatedby loading 1D plasmonic W_(18)O_(49)nanowires onto 2D g‐C_(3)N_(4)nanosheets.W_(18)O_(49)nanowiresplay the dual role of a light absorption antenna—that extends light adsorption—and a hot electrondonor—that assists the water reduction reaction in a wider light spectrum range.Moreover,S‐scheme charge transfer resulting from the matching bandgaps of W_(18)O_(49)and g‐C_(3)N_(4)can lead tostrong redox capability and high migration speed of the photoinduced charges.Consequently,in thisstudy,W_(18)O_(49)/g‐C_(3)N_(4)hybrids exhibited higher photocatalytic H2 generation than that of pristineg‐C_(3)N_(4)under light irradiation of 420–550 nm.Furthermore,the H2 production rate of thebest‐performing W_(18)O_(49)/g‐C_(3)N_(4)hybrid was 41.5μmol·g^(−1)·h^(−1)upon exposure to monochromaticlight at 550 nm,whereas pure g‐C_(3)N_(4)showed negligible activity.This study promotes novel andenvironmentally friendly hot‐electron‐assisted S‐scheme photocatalysts for the broad‐spectrumutilization of solar light.展开更多
文摘Plasmonic nonmetal semiconductors with localized surface plasmon resonance(LSPR)effects possess extended light-response ranges and can act as highly efficient H2 generation photocatalysts.Herein,an LSPR-enhanced 0D/2D CdS/MoO3‒x heterojunction has been synthesized by the growth of 0D CdS nanoparticles on 2D plasmonic MoO3‒x elliptical nanosheets via a simple coprecipitation method.Taking advantage of the LSPR effect of the MoO3‒x elliptical nanosheets,the light absorption of the CdS/MoO3‒x heterojunction was extended from 600 nm to the near-infrared region(1400 nm).Furthermore,the introduction of 2D plasmonic MoO3‒x elliptical nanosheets not only provided a platform for the growth of CdS nanoparticles,but also contributed to the construction of an LSPR-enhanced S-scheme structure due to the interface between the MoO3‒x and CdS,accelerating the separation of light-induced electrons and holes.Therefore,the CdS/MoO3‒x heterojunction exhibited higher photocatalytic H2 generation activity than pristine CdS under visible light irradiation,including under 420,450,550,and 650 nm monochromic light,as well as improved photo-corrosion performance.
文摘Extended light absorption and dynamic charge separation are vital factors that determine the effectivenessof photocatalysts.In this study,a nonmetallic plasmonic S‐scheme photocatalyst was fabricatedby loading 1D plasmonic W_(18)O_(49)nanowires onto 2D g‐C_(3)N_(4)nanosheets.W_(18)O_(49)nanowiresplay the dual role of a light absorption antenna—that extends light adsorption—and a hot electrondonor—that assists the water reduction reaction in a wider light spectrum range.Moreover,S‐scheme charge transfer resulting from the matching bandgaps of W_(18)O_(49)and g‐C_(3)N_(4)can lead tostrong redox capability and high migration speed of the photoinduced charges.Consequently,in thisstudy,W_(18)O_(49)/g‐C_(3)N_(4)hybrids exhibited higher photocatalytic H2 generation than that of pristineg‐C_(3)N_(4)under light irradiation of 420–550 nm.Furthermore,the H2 production rate of thebest‐performing W_(18)O_(49)/g‐C_(3)N_(4)hybrid was 41.5μmol·g^(−1)·h^(−1)upon exposure to monochromaticlight at 550 nm,whereas pure g‐C_(3)N_(4)showed negligible activity.This study promotes novel andenvironmentally friendly hot‐electron‐assisted S‐scheme photocatalysts for the broad‐spectrumutilization of solar light.
