Applied Catalysis2022,Vol.3129.DOI:10.1016/j.apcatb.2022.121428

Hetero-phase dendritic elemental phosphorus for visible light photocatalytic hydrogen generation

Yu, Jimmy C. Wu, Chunxiao Zhu, Ruixue Teoh, Wey Yang Liu, Yuxi Deng, Jiguang Dai, Hongxing Jing, Lin Ng, Yun Hau
Applied Catalysis2022,Vol.3129.DOI:10.1016/j.apcatb.2022.121428

Hetero-phase dendritic elemental phosphorus for visible light photocatalytic hydrogen generation

Yu, Jimmy C. 1Wu, Chunxiao 2Zhu, Ruixue 3Teoh, Wey Yang 4Liu, Yuxi 2Deng, Jiguang 2Dai, Hongxing 2Jing, Lin 2Ng, Yun Hau5
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  • 1. Chinese Univ Hong Kong
  • 2. Beijing Univ Technol
  • 3. ShanghaiTech Univ
  • 4. Univ New South Wales
  • 5. City Univ Hong Kong
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Abstract

We demonstrate a carefully tailored elemental red phosphorus (red P) for a record-high photocatalytic hydrogen evolution rate of 1280 mu mol g(-1 )h(-1). This performance has even surpassed some of the established compound photocatalysts. Systematic studies reveal that the bismuth-catalyzed selective growth of the preferential crystal phases of red P leads to the formation of fibrous and Hittorf's phases at distinctive sites within the same pho-tocatalyst particle of dendritic morphology: nanobranches of fibrous phase and main stems of Hittorf's phase. As each crystal phase possesses unique band energy potential, the intimate heterojunction between the two phases affords an effective built-in driving force for the efficient transportation of photoexcited charge carriers with suppressed charge trapping and recombination. The strategy in crystal phase engineering of red P as well as the understanding of its charge transportation properties in this work provides new insights into developing favorable elemental P-based materials for various photocatalytic applications.

Key words

Red phosphorus/Elemental photocatalyst/Hetero-phase/Photocatalytic hydrogen evolution/ALIGNED CARBON NANOTUBES/RED PHOSPHORUS/EVOLUTION/EFFICIENT/GROWTH/HETEROSTRUCTURE/SEPARATION/NITRIDE/WELL/DOTS

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出版年

2022
Applied Catalysis

Applied Catalysis

ISSN:0926-3373
被引量10
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