Nuo Xu , Wang-jia Xia , Xin-an Yang , Cheng-zhao Jin , Wang-bing Zhang
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Simple synthesis of Au modified dual-Bi based heterojunction and its photocatalytic activity for high concentration RhB
In view of the current situation where most bismuth oxide-based photooxidants struggle to achieve effective treatment under high-concentration industrial wastewater conditions, this study constructed a Au modified dual-Bi based heterojunction (β-Bi2O3/Bi2O2CO3/Au) with a multiphase interface using a single bismuth source precursor thermal oxidation-citrate reduction synergistic strategy. The coupling of Bi2O2CO3 enhances the separation efficiency of photo-generated carriers. The surface plasmon resonance of Au induces an increase in the visible light absorption of the heterojunction, and its ability to capture electrons also promotes the effective separation rate of carriers. The photocatalytic degradation rate of 0.0030 min−1 indicates that the heterojunction has the potential to treat high-concentration Rhodamine B (0.3 g·L−1). In addition, the heterojunction exhibits good photooxidation cycle ability, with only a 3.49 % decrease in three cycles. This research work will offer a demonstration case for addressing the issue of high-concentration organic dye wastewater treatment.
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