H＋-restacked nanosheets and nanoscrolls peeled from K4Nb6O17 display different structures and surface characters. The two restacked samples with increased surface areas have an amazing visible-light response for the ...H＋-restacked nanosheets and nanoscrolls peeled from K4Nb6O17 display different structures and surface characters. The two restacked samples with increased surface areas have an amazing visible-light response for the photodegradation of dyes, which is superior to commercial TiO2 （P25） and Nb205. By comparison, H＋/nanosheets have a relatively faster photodegradation rate originated from large and smooth basal plane. The work reveals that dye adsorbed on the unfolded nanosheets can effectively harvest sunlight. Due to facile preparation, low-cost and high photocatalytic efficiency, H＋/nanosheets and H＋/nanoscrolls might be used for the visible light-driven degradation of organic dyes as a substitute for TiO2 in industry.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.21073084 and 20773065)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(Grant No.BK2011438)+2 种基金973 Project(Grant No.2009CB623504)Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education(Grant No.20130091110010)Modern Analysis Center of Nanjing University
文摘H＋-restacked nanosheets and nanoscrolls peeled from K4Nb6O17 display different structures and surface characters. The two restacked samples with increased surface areas have an amazing visible-light response for the photodegradation of dyes, which is superior to commercial TiO2 （P25） and Nb205. By comparison, H＋/nanosheets have a relatively faster photodegradation rate originated from large and smooth basal plane. The work reveals that dye adsorbed on the unfolded nanosheets can effectively harvest sunlight. Due to facile preparation, low-cost and high photocatalytic efficiency, H＋/nanosheets and H＋/nanoscrolls might be used for the visible light-driven degradation of organic dyes as a substitute for TiO2 in industry.
