The generation of green hydrogen(H_2) energy is of great significance to solve worldwide energy and environmental issues. Reduced Ti based photocatalyst has recently attracted intensive attention due to its excellent ...The generation of green hydrogen(H_2) energy is of great significance to solve worldwide energy and environmental issues. Reduced Ti based photocatalyst has recently attracted intensive attention due to its excellent photocatalytic activity, while the synthesis of reduced Ti based photocatalysts with high stability is still a great challenge. Here, we report a facile method for synthesis of reduced Ti metal organic frameworks(small amounts of Pt incorporated) encapsulated BP(BP/R-Ti-MOFs/Pt) hybrid nanomaterial with enhanced photocatalytic activity. The strong interaction between Ti and P reduces the valence state of the binding Ti^(4+)on the BP surface, forming abundant reduced Ti^(4+)within R-Ti-MOFs/BP. Such reduced Ti^(4+)render R-Ti-MOFs/BP efficient charge transfer and excellent light absorption capability, thus promote the photocatalytic H_2 production efficiency. Furthermore, the Ti-P interaction stabilizes both reduced Ti^(4+)and BP during the photocatalytic reaction, which greatly enhanced the stability of the obtained BP/R-TiMOFs/Pt photocatalyst.展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21771154, 31371005)the Shenzhen Fundamental Research Programs (JCYJ20190809161013453)+1 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province of China (Nos. 2018J01019, 2018J05025)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (20720180019, 20720180016)。
文摘The generation of green hydrogen(H_2) energy is of great significance to solve worldwide energy and environmental issues. Reduced Ti based photocatalyst has recently attracted intensive attention due to its excellent photocatalytic activity, while the synthesis of reduced Ti based photocatalysts with high stability is still a great challenge. Here, we report a facile method for synthesis of reduced Ti metal organic frameworks(small amounts of Pt incorporated) encapsulated BP(BP/R-Ti-MOFs/Pt) hybrid nanomaterial with enhanced photocatalytic activity. The strong interaction between Ti and P reduces the valence state of the binding Ti^(4+)on the BP surface, forming abundant reduced Ti^(4+)within R-Ti-MOFs/BP. Such reduced Ti^(4+)render R-Ti-MOFs/BP efficient charge transfer and excellent light absorption capability, thus promote the photocatalytic H_2 production efficiency. Furthermore, the Ti-P interaction stabilizes both reduced Ti^(4+)and BP during the photocatalytic reaction, which greatly enhanced the stability of the obtained BP/R-TiMOFs/Pt photocatalyst.
