Zhanpeng Zuo , Changcheng Lin , Wenrui Zhao , Yue Wang , Dongyun Li , Qiong Wu , Hongliang Ge , Pingzhan Si , Yanting Yang
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Exciton-plasmon coupled piezo-photocatalysis in Au/BiFeO3 composites for multi-pollutant degradation
We report the synergistic piezoelectric effect and exciton-plasmon enhanced piezo-photocatalytic performance in AuX/BiFeO3 composites (AuX/BFO) (where X = 10, 20, or 30 mL of HAuCl4 solution used in synthesis) in breaking down various organic pollutants. Incorporating Au nanoparticles into the BFO template notably enhanced the photocatalytic efficiency by enhancing light absorption and promoting charge carrier separation. Specifically, Au20/BFO displayed excellent piezo-photocatalytic performance, degrading 98.2 % Methylene Blue (MB) solvent at an amount of 10 mg/L within only 10 min, performing better than many reported photocatalytic materials. The piezo-photocatalytic activity of Au20/BFO for MB was 0.146 min−1, approximately 9.7 times more than that of pristine BFO. In addition, Au20/BFO demonstrated a superior piezo-photocatalytic degradation efficacy for tetracycline hydrochloride, rhodamine, and methyl orange. The study enhances our understanding of these fundamental principles and provides a novel approach for designing high-performance catalysts in multifunctional environmental applications.
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