Yuhong Niu , Jingjing Jiang , Xueqin Zhou , Yingrui Wang , Jie Ma , Fengjun Zhang
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Abstract
The conversion of CO2 into fuel using photocatalytic technology is critical in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and addressing the energy issue. In this paper, type II heterojunctions of 2D/2D BiOIO3/Bi-MOF were built using the solvothermal approach. The materials were characterized utilizing methods such as XRD, SEM, TEM, XPS, UV–vis diffuse reflection, and an electrochemical workstation. Under 300 W Xenon lamp irradiation, BiOIO3/Bi-MOF-30 (BOIOB-30) produced 21.26 μmol/g/h of CO, 1.95 times greater than pure BiOIO3. This improvement is related to the alteration of BiOIO3 with lamellar Bi-MOF, which provides more reactive sites and significantly increases the composite's photocatalytic activity.
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