Visible-light-driven photocatalytic H2 production from H2O boosted by anchoring Pt and CdS nanoparticles on MoO2
Jiahe Zhao , Tingwei Wang , Jiafu Zou , Yun-Xiang Pan
ENG. Chem. Eng. ›› 2027, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (1) : 2
Visible light-driven splitting of H2O for H2 offers a promising route for H2 production. However, highly active catalysts are still needed to efficiently split H2O into H2 production. Herein, spherical MoO2 was prepared by hydrothermal-annealing process, and the Pt loaded on MoO2 was reduced using a room-temperature discharge-driven reduction process (RT-DR), we fabricated Pt/CdS/MoO2 photocatalyst. Visible light-driven photocatalytic H2 production from water was achieved on Pt/CdS/MoO2. The highest catalytic efficiency was achieved when Pt loading was 0.25 wt % and RT-DR treatment time was 30 min, with the rate as high as 909.8 μmol∙h–1. After a continuous 20-h photocatalytic test, the H2 evolution rate could be maintained at 810 μmol∙h–1. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analysis suggests changes of the valence state of Pt nanoparticles by room-temperature discharge-driven reduction process. In this work, the reduction of H2O to H2 has been studied by density functional theory calculation on MoO2 (011) surfaces. On the surface, Pt2+ adsorbs H2O and decomposes them, while Pt0 adsorbs H and synthesizes them into H2, which allows the valence state regulation to have an important influence on the H2 evolution rate.
Pt / photocatalysis / H2O splitting
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