氧空位介导的 Z-梯级机制促进羟基自由基和单线态氧的协同光电催化--合作选择性降解污染物

IF 7.4 Q1 ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENTAL ACS ES&T engineering Pub Date : 2024-09-03 DOI:10.1021/acsestengg.4c00453
Duoduo Fang, Di Luo, Han Xiao, Jiaxing Li, Lin Ma, Jiangzhi Zi, Zichao Lian
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如何高效降解污水中对人类健康和生态系统产生不利影响的有机污染物仍然是一项重大挑战。本研究首次报道了一种由氧空位(Ov)介导的 Z 型 Co3O4/Ov-TiO2 异质结,可在可见光照射下同时进行选择性光电催化污染物降解和制氢。优化后的 Co3O4/Ov-TiO2 在可见光照射下降解有机污染物时表现出优异的光电催化性能,这是由于形成的 Z 型异质结利用了高还原性光生电子和氧化空穴。机理研究表明,羟基自由基和单线态氧作为主要活性物种的协同效应促进了罗丹明 B 的开环反应,从而实现矿化过程。这项工作为通过缺陷工程技术设计 Z 型异质结光电催化剂以用于污水处理提供了深入的理解。
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Oxygen Vacancies-Mediated Z-Scheme Mechanism Promotes Synergistic Photoelectrocatalysis for Hydroxyl Radical and Singlet Oxygen-Cooperating on Selective Pollutant Degradation
Achieving high effective degradation of organic pollutants in sewage having adverse effects on human health and ecosystems remains a major challenge. In this study, an oxygen vacancy (Ov)-mediated Z-scheme Co3O4/Ov-TiO2 heterojunction was first reported for simultaneous selective photoelectrocatalytic pollutant degradation and hydrogen production under visible light irradiation. The optimized Co3O4/Ov-TiO2 exhibited excellent photoelectrocatalytic performance in the degradation of the organic pollutants under visible light irradiation due to the formation of a Z-scheme heterojunction for the utilization of highly reductive photogenerated electrons and oxidative holes. The mechanistic investigation suggested that the synergistic effects of hydroxyl radical and singlet oxygen as the dominant reactive species facilitated the ring-open reactions of the rhodamine B for the mineralization processes. This work provides a deep understanding of designing Z-scheme heterojunction photoelectrocatalysts through defect engineering technologies for sewage treatment.
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