Pyropia yezoensis, an intertidal seaweed, experiences regular dehydration and rehydration with the tides. In this study, the responses of P. yezoensis to dehydration and rehydration under high and low CO2 concentratio...Pyropia yezoensis, an intertidal seaweed, experiences regular dehydration and rehydration with the tides. In this study, the responses of P. yezoensis to dehydration and rehydration under high and low CO2 concentrations （（600-700）×10^-6 and （40-80）×10^-6, named Group I and Group II respectively） were investigated. The thalli of Group I had a significantly higher effective photosystem II quantum yield than the thalli of Group II at 71% absolute water content （AWC）. There was little difference between thalli morphology, total Rubisco activity and total protein content at 100% and 71% AWC, which might be the basis for the normal performance of photosynthesis during moderate dehydration. A higher effective photosystem I quantum yield was observed in the thalli subjected to a low CO2 concentration during moderate dehydration, which might be caused by the enhancement of cyclic electron flow. These results suggested that P. yezoensis can directly utilize COz in ambient air during moderate dehydration.展开更多
Dynamic defects on halide perovskite materials,caused by ion dissociation and migration under light illumination,typically result in undesirable energy dissipation and limited energy conversion efficiency.However,in t...Dynamic defects on halide perovskite materials,caused by ion dissociation and migration under light illumination,typically result in undesirable energy dissipation and limited energy conversion efficiency.However,in this work,we demonstrated that dynamic halogen defects generated by the same process in bismuth oxyhalide(Bi_(5)O_(7)Cl)materials can act as active sites to promote charge separation and photocatalytic efficiency.Mechanistic studies and density functional theory calculations revealed that dynamic Cl defects affected the electronic structure of Bi_(5)O_(7)Cl and photocatalytic CO_(2)reduction process.As active sites,these defects promoted charge transfer,leading to the activation of adsorbed CO_(2)molecules and reduction of the energy barrier of the rate-determining step.Thus,CO_(2)was spontaneously converted into COOH−intermediate and finally reduced to CO with a high efficiency of 108.60μmol g^(−1) and selectivity of 100%after 4-h of CO_(2)photoreduction.This work is highly instructive and valuable to the exploration of dynamic defects on halide-containing materials applied in solar energy conversion.展开更多
基金Supported by the Science and Technology Strategic Pilot Program of Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.XDA11020404)the National High Technology Research and Development Program of China(863 Program)(No.2012AA100806)+1 种基金the Tianjin Natural Science Foundation(No.12JCZDJC22200)the Project for Developing Marine Economy by Science and Technology in Tianjin(No.KX2010-0005)
文摘Pyropia yezoensis, an intertidal seaweed, experiences regular dehydration and rehydration with the tides. In this study, the responses of P. yezoensis to dehydration and rehydration under high and low CO2 concentrations （（600-700）×10^-6 and （40-80）×10^-6, named Group I and Group II respectively） were investigated. The thalli of Group I had a significantly higher effective photosystem II quantum yield than the thalli of Group II at 71% absolute water content （AWC）. There was little difference between thalli morphology, total Rubisco activity and total protein content at 100% and 71% AWC, which might be the basis for the normal performance of photosynthesis during moderate dehydration. A higher effective photosystem I quantum yield was observed in the thalli subjected to a low CO2 concentration during moderate dehydration, which might be caused by the enhancement of cyclic electron flow. These results suggested that P. yezoensis can directly utilize COz in ambient air during moderate dehydration.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21822601,22176029)Excellent Youth Foundation of Sichuan Scientific Committee(2021JDJQ0006)+1 种基金Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(ZYGX2019Z021)111 Project(B20030)。
文摘Dynamic defects on halide perovskite materials,caused by ion dissociation and migration under light illumination,typically result in undesirable energy dissipation and limited energy conversion efficiency.However,in this work,we demonstrated that dynamic halogen defects generated by the same process in bismuth oxyhalide(Bi_(5)O_(7)Cl)materials can act as active sites to promote charge separation and photocatalytic efficiency.Mechanistic studies and density functional theory calculations revealed that dynamic Cl defects affected the electronic structure of Bi_(5)O_(7)Cl and photocatalytic CO_(2)reduction process.As active sites,these defects promoted charge transfer,leading to the activation of adsorbed CO_(2)molecules and reduction of the energy barrier of the rate-determining step.Thus,CO_(2)was spontaneously converted into COOH−intermediate and finally reduced to CO with a high efficiency of 108.60μmol g^(−1) and selectivity of 100%after 4-h of CO_(2)photoreduction.This work is highly instructive and valuable to the exploration of dynamic defects on halide-containing materials applied in solar energy conversion.
