SnO/SbO composites synthesized by mechanical milling method with excellent photocatalytic properties for isopropyl alcohol oxidation
Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, ISSN: 1573-482X, Vol: 31, Issue: 11, Page: 8564-8577
2020
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Article Description
The photocatalytic reclamation of the environment requires improved catalysts, as severe charge recombination currently limits their practical application. This study describes a simple synthesis of SnO/SbO composite by the mechanical milling method. The coupling of SnO possessing oxygen vacancies (OVs) with SbO is a new approach for obtaining materials with outstanding photocatalytic properties. For the photo-oxidation of isopropanol (IPA) within 5 h, the acetone yield over SnO/SbO composite with mass ratio of 1:4 was 22.67 and 10.5 times higher than those of SnO and SbO, respectively, and the carbon dioxide output was 13.29 and 7.46 times higher than those of SnO and SbO, respectively. This results showed that the OVs-induced SnO/SbO heterostructures have a very high IPA photo-oxidation catalytic degradation activity, even after six cycles with no obvious decline. Combination of defect engineering and heterojunction can be a powerful tool for obtaining broad light absorption and high photo-induced charge separation efficiency, which contributes to improving the photocatalytic IPA degradation property.
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