CO2 to solar fuel: design and reactivity of inorganic perovskites

Thomas Len, Tripti Chhabra, Annu Rusanen, Jose Estrada-Pomares, Gustavo de Miguel, Rafael Luque
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Abstract

Carbon dioxide release by human activity is the major cause of global warming. Decreasing the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is a challenge that needs to be addressed. In addition to their negative impact on the environment, the availability of petroleum-based fuel is decreasing. The photoconversion of CO2 into so-called green solar fuel is a possible alternative to reduce the quantity of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere aiming the limitation of greenhouse effect. Among the photocatalyst studied for these reactions, the perovskite-based appeared as one of the most promising class of materials. These materials possess unique optoelectronic properties and exhibit significant variability in terms of their dimensionality, structure, morphology, grain size, and tunable band gap, as well as the position of their valence band and conduction band. This review discusses both the classics and innovative perovskite synthesis methods such as solid-state reaction, hydrothermal and solvothermal synthesis, hot injection or chemical precipitation. Then, the use of these materials for the photoreduction of CO2 into fuel such as formic acid, methanol and methane is detailed.
二氧化碳转化为太阳能燃料:无机过氧化物的设计和反应性
人类活动释放的二氧化碳是全球变暖的主要原因。降低大气中的二氧化碳浓度是一项亟待解决的挑战。除了对环境的负面影响,石油燃料的供应也在不断减少。将二氧化碳光化学转化为所谓的绿色太阳能燃料是减少大气中二氧化碳含量的一种可行替代方法,目的是限制温室效应。在针对这些反应所研究的光催化剂中,基于包晶石的光催化剂是最有前途的一类材料。这些材料具有独特的光电特性,并在尺寸、结构、形态、晶粒大小、可调带隙以及价带和导带位置等方面表现出显著的可变性。本综述讨论了经典和创新的包晶合成方法,如固态反应、水热和溶热合成、热注入或化学沉淀。然后,详细介绍了如何利用这些材料将二氧化碳光还原成甲酸、甲醇和甲烷等燃料。
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