Achieving Visible Light Triggered Overall Water Splitting over Plasmonic Au/SrTiO3:Al Photocatalyst

IF 3 4区 化学 Q3 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL
Dr. Bin Zeng, Qin Zhou, Prof. Na Ta, Dr. Shengyang Wang, Prof. Can Li, Prof. Rengui Li
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The surface plasmon resonance (SPR) effect has garnered extensive attention in semiconductor photocatalysis for solar energy conversion, thanks to its remarkable optical properties. However, the majority SPR-induced photocatalytic systems have been limited to achieving hydrogen evolution or oxygen evolution half reactions, and attaining overall water splitting on a SPR-induced photocatalyst under visible light remains a formidable challenging. In this study, we employed a plasmonic photocatalyst Au/SrTiO3, and further enhanced its performance by doping aluminum (Al) into the SrTiO3 lattice (denoted as Au/SrTiO3:Al). By constructing reduction cocatalyst (RhCrOx) and oxidation cocatalyst (CoOOH), the Au/SrTiO3:Al photocatalyst successfully realizes photocatalytic overall water splitting with a stoichiometric ratio of H2 and O2 under visible light (λ≥440 nm). We revealed that the introduction of Al species effectively modified the electronic structure of SrTiO3, thereby enhancing the hydrogen evolution reaction in Au/SrTiO3:Al. Simultaneously, the RhCrOx and CoOOH cocatalysts synergistically capitalized on the short-lived hot electrons and holes generated by the plasmonic Au/SrTiO3:Al photocatalyst, enabling to realize photocatalytic overall water splitting. This work offers a promising avenue for the rational design of plasmon-induced overall water splitting photocatalysts through the integration of suitable cocatalysts and surface/interface engineering strategies.

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在等离子体金/SrTiO3:Al 光催化剂上实现可见光触发的整体水分离
表面等离子体共振(SPR)效应因其显著的光学特性,在用于太阳能转换的半导体光催化领域受到广泛关注。然而,大多数 SPR 诱导的光催化系统仅限于实现氢进化或氧进化的半反应,而在可见光下实现 SPR 诱导的光催化剂的整体水分离仍然是一项艰巨的挑战。在本研究中,我们采用了一种等离子体光催化剂 Au/SrTiO3,并通过在 SrTiO3 晶格中掺入铝(Al)进一步提高了其性能(称为 Au/SrTiO3:Al)。通过构建还原催化剂(RhCrOx)和氧化催化剂(CoOOH),Au/SrTiO3:Al 光催化剂在可见光(λ ≥ 440 nm)条件下成功实现了光催化整体水分离,H2 和 O2 的比例为 1:1。我们发现,Al 物种的引入有效地改变了 SrTiO3 的电子结构,从而增强了 Au/SrTiO3:Al 的氢进化反应。同时,RhCrOx 和 CoOOH 协同催化剂利用了等离子体 Au/SrTiO3:Al 光催化剂产生的短寿命热电子和空穴,实现了光催化整体水分离。这项研究通过整合合适的共催化剂和表面/界面工程策略,为合理设计等离子体诱导的整体水分离光催化剂提供了一条前景广阔的途径。
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ChemPhotoChem
ChemPhotoChem Chemistry-Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
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期刊介绍: Light plays a crucial role in natural processes and leads to exciting phenomena in molecules and materials. ChemPhotoChem welcomes exceptional international research in the entire scope of pure and applied photochemistry, photobiology, and photophysics. Our thorough editorial practices aid us in publishing authoritative research fast. We support the photochemistry community to be a leading light in science. We understand the huge pressures the scientific community is facing every day and we want to support you. Chemistry Europe is an association of 16 chemical societies from 15 European countries. Run by chemists, for chemists—we evaluate, publish, disseminate, and amplify the scientific excellence of chemistry researchers from around the globe.
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