A[H3AgI(H2O)PW11O39]3?‐TiO2/ITO electrode was fabricated by immobilizing a molecular polyoxometalate‐based water oxidation catalyst,[H3AgI(H2O)PW11O39]3?(AgPW11),on a TiO2electrode.The resulting electrode was charac...A[H3AgI(H2O)PW11O39]3?‐TiO2/ITO electrode was fabricated by immobilizing a molecular polyoxometalate‐based water oxidation catalyst,[H3AgI(H2O)PW11O39]3?(AgPW11),on a TiO2electrode.The resulting electrode was characterized by X‐ray powder diffraction,scanning electron microscopy,and energy dispersive X‐ray spectroscopy.Linear sweep voltammetry,chronoamperometry,and electrochemical impedance measurements were performed in aqueous Na2SO4solution(0.1molL?1).We found that a higher applied voltage led to better catalytic performance by AgPW11.The AgPW11‐TiO2/ITO electrode gave currents respectively10and2.5times as high as those of the TiO2/ITO and AgNO3‐TiO2/ITO electrodes at an applied voltage of1.5V vs Ag/AgCl.This result was attributed to the lower charge transfer resistance at the electrode‐electrolyte interface for the AgPW11‐TiO2/ITO electrode.Under illumination,the photocurrent was not obviously enhanced although the total anode current increased.The AgPW11‐TiO2/ITO electrode was relatively stable.Cyclic voltammetry of AgPW11was performed in phosphate buffer solution(0.1mol L?1).We found that oxidation of AgPW11was a quasi‐reversible process related to one‐electron and one‐proton transfer.We deduced that disproportionation of the oxidized[H2AgII(H2O)PW11O39]3?might have occurred and the resulting[H3AgIIIOPW11O39]3?oxidized water to O2.展开更多
Type‐II‐heterojunction TiO2nanorod arrays(NAs)are achieved by a combination of reduced and pristine TiO2NAs through a simple electrochemical reduction.The heterojunction‐structured TiO2NAs exhibit an enhanced photo...Type‐II‐heterojunction TiO2nanorod arrays(NAs)are achieved by a combination of reduced and pristine TiO2NAs through a simple electrochemical reduction.The heterojunction‐structured TiO2NAs exhibit an enhanced photo‐efficiency,with respect to those of pristine TiO2NAs and completely reduced black TiO2.The improved efficiency can be attributed to a synergistic effect of two contributions of the partially reduced TiO2NAs.The light absorption is significantly increased,from theUV to the visible spectrum.Moreover,the type II structure leads to enhanced separation and transport of the electrons and charges.The proposed electrochemical approach could be applied to various semiconductors for a control of the band structure and improved photoelectrochemical performance.展开更多
In recent years, serious heavy oil pollution has frequently occurred in the ocean. Heavy oil has escaped from grounded oil carrier and drifted ashore. Drifted heavy oil contains hazardous chemical such as benzo （a） ...In recent years, serious heavy oil pollution has frequently occurred in the ocean. Heavy oil has escaped from grounded oil carrier and drifted ashore. Drifted heavy oil contains hazardous chemical such as benzo （a） pyrene and other poly aromatic hydrocarbons （PAHs）. These hazardous chemicals have worse affected on sea plants and animals. Thus, it is important to develop effective elimination of hazardous chemicals or drifted petroleum from sea shore. In this study, we have investigated the decomposition of benzo （a） pyrene on artificial sea water using UV/photocatalytic oxidation process. From this study, it was found that about 90% of benzo （a） pyrene on artificial seawater was decomposed by UV/photocatalytic oxidation process. And there were no by-product from decomposition of benzo （a） pyrene. It was supposed that benzo （a） pyrene was completely decomposed using UV/photocatalytic oxidation process.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21573099, 21601077, 21573100)~~
文摘A[H3AgI(H2O)PW11O39]3?‐TiO2/ITO electrode was fabricated by immobilizing a molecular polyoxometalate‐based water oxidation catalyst,[H3AgI(H2O)PW11O39]3?(AgPW11),on a TiO2electrode.The resulting electrode was characterized by X‐ray powder diffraction,scanning electron microscopy,and energy dispersive X‐ray spectroscopy.Linear sweep voltammetry,chronoamperometry,and electrochemical impedance measurements were performed in aqueous Na2SO4solution(0.1molL?1).We found that a higher applied voltage led to better catalytic performance by AgPW11.The AgPW11‐TiO2/ITO electrode gave currents respectively10and2.5times as high as those of the TiO2/ITO and AgNO3‐TiO2/ITO electrodes at an applied voltage of1.5V vs Ag/AgCl.This result was attributed to the lower charge transfer resistance at the electrode‐electrolyte interface for the AgPW11‐TiO2/ITO electrode.Under illumination,the photocurrent was not obviously enhanced although the total anode current increased.The AgPW11‐TiO2/ITO electrode was relatively stable.Cyclic voltammetry of AgPW11was performed in phosphate buffer solution(0.1mol L?1).We found that oxidation of AgPW11was a quasi‐reversible process related to one‐electron and one‐proton transfer.We deduced that disproportionation of the oxidized[H2AgII(H2O)PW11O39]3?might have occurred and the resulting[H3AgIIIOPW11O39]3?oxidized water to O2.
基金supported from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21425309, 21761132002, 21703040)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2017M622051) the 111 Project~~
文摘Type‐II‐heterojunction TiO2nanorod arrays(NAs)are achieved by a combination of reduced and pristine TiO2NAs through a simple electrochemical reduction.The heterojunction‐structured TiO2NAs exhibit an enhanced photo‐efficiency,with respect to those of pristine TiO2NAs and completely reduced black TiO2.The improved efficiency can be attributed to a synergistic effect of two contributions of the partially reduced TiO2NAs.The light absorption is significantly increased,from theUV to the visible spectrum.Moreover,the type II structure leads to enhanced separation and transport of the electrons and charges.The proposed electrochemical approach could be applied to various semiconductors for a control of the band structure and improved photoelectrochemical performance.
文摘In recent years, serious heavy oil pollution has frequently occurred in the ocean. Heavy oil has escaped from grounded oil carrier and drifted ashore. Drifted heavy oil contains hazardous chemical such as benzo （a） pyrene and other poly aromatic hydrocarbons （PAHs）. These hazardous chemicals have worse affected on sea plants and animals. Thus, it is important to develop effective elimination of hazardous chemicals or drifted petroleum from sea shore. In this study, we have investigated the decomposition of benzo （a） pyrene on artificial sea water using UV/photocatalytic oxidation process. From this study, it was found that about 90% of benzo （a） pyrene on artificial seawater was decomposed by UV/photocatalytic oxidation process. And there were no by-product from decomposition of benzo （a） pyrene. It was supposed that benzo （a） pyrene was completely decomposed using UV/photocatalytic oxidation process.
