sno2基光催化剂用于制氢的最新进展:挑战和解决方案

Anjali Prasad, Jyoti Verma, S. Suresh, S. Arisutha
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当前能源消费模式的挑战和供需缺口促使人们需要开发商业上可行的、可持续的、环保高效的替代燃料。考虑到现有的替代品,氢被认为是最终的无碳清洁和高能量密度的绿色燃料。人们正在作出相当大的努力来开发催化剂/光催化剂,以便通过水裂解法从丰富的可用水资源中有效地生产氢。本文对氧化锡基杂化光催化材料的光催化活性进行了研究。还讨论了现有的瓶颈和提出的解决方案。图形抽象
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Recent advancements in the applicability of SnO2-based photo-catalysts for hydrogen production: challenges and solutions

The challenges in the current energy consumption patterns and demand–supply gap are driving the need to develop commercially viable and sustainable alternative fuels that are eco-friendly and efficient. Given the existing alternatives, hydrogen is regarded as the ultimate carbon-less clean and green fuel with high energy density. Considerable efforts are being made to develop catalysts/photo-catalysts for the efficient production of hydrogen from abundantly available water resources via water-splitting process. In this review, the photocatalytic activity of tin oxide-based hybrid photocatalytic materials for increased hydrogen production has been studied. The existing bottlenecks and proposed solutions have also been discussed.

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