The photoconversion efficiency of semiconductor photocatalysts is severely hindered by uncontrolled recombination of photogenerated charge carriers 1-5.Investigating charge transfer dynamics and achieving manipulative...The photoconversion efficiency of semiconductor photocatalysts is severely hindered by uncontrolled recombination of photogenerated charge carriers 1-5.Investigating charge transfer dynamics and achieving manipulative carrier separation is of great interest.展开更多
Photocatalysis is a sunrise technology with great potential for hydrogen production 1,2,carbon dioxide reduction 3,and so on.However,a single-component photocatalyst often exhibits severely limited activity due to rap...Photocatalysis is a sunrise technology with great potential for hydrogen production 1,2,carbon dioxide reduction 3,and so on.However,a single-component photocatalyst often exhibits severely limited activity due to rapid photogenerated carrier recombination and weak redox abilities.展开更多
The TiO 2 nanoparticle thin films have been sensitized in situ with CdS nanoparticles. The SPS measurement showed that large surface state density was present on the TiO 2 nanoparticles and the surface state can be ef...The TiO 2 nanoparticle thin films have been sensitized in situ with CdS nanoparticles. The SPS measurement showed that large surface state density was present on the TiO 2 nanoparticles and the surface state can be efficiently decreased by sensitization as well as selecting suitable heat treatment. Both the photocurrent response and the charge recombination kinetics in TiO 2 thin films were strongly influenced by trapping/detrapping of surface states. The slow photocurrent response of TiO 2 nanoparticulate thin films upon the illumination was attributed to the trap saturation effects. The semiconductor sensitization made the slow photoresponse disappeared and the steadystate photocurrent value increased drastically, which suggested that the sensitization of TiO 2 thin films with CdS could get a better charge separation and provide a simple alternative to minimize the effect of surface state on the photocurrent response.展开更多
Eight new organo polyoxoinetalate charge transfer complexes (DH)\-6X\-2W\-\{18\}O\-\{62\}·(solv)\-n(D=Oxin(8 hydroxyquinoline), Py(Pyridine), Tol(toluene), A(aniline), DMA (N,N dimethyaniline), DEA(N,N diethylani...Eight new organo polyoxoinetalate charge transfer complexes (DH)\-6X\-2W\-\{18\}O\-\{62\}·(solv)\-n(D=Oxin(8 hydroxyquinoline), Py(Pyridine), Tol(toluene), A(aniline), DMA (N,N dimethyaniline), DEA(N,N diethylaniline), X=P, As; solv=DMF, H\-2O) was synthesized and characterized by using elemental analysis, IR, ESR. Polarographly, CV. Conductivity measurement, and X ray circle diffraction. The results showed that the crystal of (H\-2quinH)\-6P\-2W\-\{18\}O\-\{62\}·20H\-2O is Triclinic Crystal System, Space group \%P\{1-\}\%, with \%a=1.4659(5), b=2.045(8), c =2.1153(4) nm, α=90.01(3), β=87.95(2), γ=89.05(3)°, V =6.3393(35) nm\+3. This shows that under the irradiated title compound charge transfer between the organic donor and polyoxometalate anion has taken place.\;Polargraphy and cyclic Voltammetry show that the (H\-2quinH)\-6P\-2W\-\{18\}O\-\{62\}·20H\-2O undergoes three one electron reversible reduction steps in aqueous solution and four one electron quasi reversible reduction in DMF. Room temperature Conductivities of eight the title compounds ranging from 1.2×10\+\{-8\} to 3.6×10\+\{-9\} S·cm\+\{-1\} showed weak semiconducting behaviors.展开更多
文摘The photoconversion efficiency of semiconductor photocatalysts is severely hindered by uncontrolled recombination of photogenerated charge carriers 1-5.Investigating charge transfer dynamics and achieving manipulative carrier separation is of great interest.
文摘Photocatalysis is a sunrise technology with great potential for hydrogen production 1,2,carbon dioxide reduction 3,and so on.However,a single-component photocatalyst often exhibits severely limited activity due to rapid photogenerated carrier recombination and weak redox abilities.
文摘The TiO 2 nanoparticle thin films have been sensitized in situ with CdS nanoparticles. The SPS measurement showed that large surface state density was present on the TiO 2 nanoparticles and the surface state can be efficiently decreased by sensitization as well as selecting suitable heat treatment. Both the photocurrent response and the charge recombination kinetics in TiO 2 thin films were strongly influenced by trapping/detrapping of surface states. The slow photocurrent response of TiO 2 nanoparticulate thin films upon the illumination was attributed to the trap saturation effects. The semiconductor sensitization made the slow photoresponse disappeared and the steadystate photocurrent value increased drastically, which suggested that the sensitization of TiO 2 thin films with CdS could get a better charge separation and provide a simple alternative to minimize the effect of surface state on the photocurrent response.
文摘Eight new organo polyoxoinetalate charge transfer complexes (DH)\-6X\-2W\-\{18\}O\-\{62\}·(solv)\-n(D=Oxin(8 hydroxyquinoline), Py(Pyridine), Tol(toluene), A(aniline), DMA (N,N dimethyaniline), DEA(N,N diethylaniline), X=P, As; solv=DMF, H\-2O) was synthesized and characterized by using elemental analysis, IR, ESR. Polarographly, CV. Conductivity measurement, and X ray circle diffraction. The results showed that the crystal of (H\-2quinH)\-6P\-2W\-\{18\}O\-\{62\}·20H\-2O is Triclinic Crystal System, Space group \%P\{1-\}\%, with \%a=1.4659(5), b=2.045(8), c =2.1153(4) nm, α=90.01(3), β=87.95(2), γ=89.05(3)°, V =6.3393(35) nm\+3. This shows that under the irradiated title compound charge transfer between the organic donor and polyoxometalate anion has taken place.\;Polargraphy and cyclic Voltammetry show that the (H\-2quinH)\-6P\-2W\-\{18\}O\-\{62\}·20H\-2O undergoes three one electron reversible reduction steps in aqueous solution and four one electron quasi reversible reduction in DMF. Room temperature Conductivities of eight the title compounds ranging from 1.2×10\+\{-8\} to 3.6×10\+\{-9\} S·cm\+\{-1\} showed weak semiconducting behaviors.