Mei Zhang, Yao Wu, Xingwang Zhu, Pin Song*, Hailong Chen, Jun Xiong* and Jun Di*,
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摘要
单原子位置和配位环境对光催化性能的影响尚不清楚。本文介绍了在 Bi24O31Br10 原子层中具有表面配位或晶格配位模式的 Co 单原子对 CO2 光催化的影响。在金属基离子液体的基础上开发了一种新策略来制备稳定的表面单原子配位催化剂。与高配位晶格掺杂的 Co 单原子相比,负载在催化剂表面的低配位 Co 单原子在降低活化能和限速阶跃能垒方面起着至关重要的作用。表面修饰的 Co 单原子可作为极化中心,推动光生电子迁移,加速反应动力学,提高二氧化碳还原活性。得益于这些特点,Cosur-Bi24O31Br10 比 Bi24O31Br10 和 Colat-Bi24O31Br10 具有更强的二氧化碳光还原性能。这项研究深入探讨了单原子位置对光催化行为的影响,并为负载其他低配位表面金属单原子提供了一种策略。
Metal-Based Ionic Liquid Induced Strategy for Loading Single Atoms and the Coordination Mode Effect on CO2 Photoreduction
The effect of single atom positions and coordination environments on photocatalytic performance is not clear. Herein, Co single atoms with surface coordination or lattice coordination mode in Bi24O31Br10 atomic layers are presented for CO2 photoreduction. A novel strategy based on metal-based ionic liquids is developed to prepare stable surface single atom tuned catalysts. In contrast to high-coordinated lattice-doped Co single atoms, the low-coordinated Co single atoms loaded on the catalyst surface play a crucial role in decreasing the activation energy and rate-limiting step energy barriers. The surface-modified Co single atoms work as a polarization center to drive photogenerated electron migration, accelerate reaction kinetics, and enhance CO2 reduction activity. Benefiting from these features, Cosur-Bi24O31Br10 exhibits a more enhanced CO2 photoreduction performance than Bi24O31Br10 and Colat-Bi24O31Br10. This work provides insight into the effect of positions of single atoms on photocatalytic behavior and offers a strategy to load other low-coordinated surface metal single atoms.
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