Composites derived from metal-organic frameworks(MOFs)show promise as catalysts for the photocat-alytic reduction of CO_(2).However,their potential is hindered by constraints such as limited light absorp-tion and slug...Composites derived from metal-organic frameworks(MOFs)show promise as catalysts for the photocat-alytic reduction of CO_(2).However,their potential is hindered by constraints such as limited light absorp-tion and sluggish electron transfer and separation,impacting the overall efficiency of the photocatalytic process.In this study,TiO_(2)nanocrystals,modified with Ptx+,underwent laser etching were encapsulated within the traditional MOF-ZIF-8 framework.This enhanced the adsorption capabilities for CO_(2)reactants and solar light,while also facilitating directed electron transfer and the separation of photogenerated charges.The finely-tuned catalyst demonstrates impressive CH_(4) selectivity at 9.5%,with yields of 250.24μmol g^(-1)h^(-1)for CO and 25.43μmol g^(-1)h^(-1)for CH_(4),utilizing water as a hole trap and H^(+)source.This study demonstrates the viability of achieving characteristics related to the separation of photogen-erated charges in TiO_(2)nanocrystals through laser etching and MOF composite catalysts.It offers novel perspectives for designing MOF-based catalysts with enhanced performance in artificial photosynthesis.展开更多
文摘Composites derived from metal-organic frameworks(MOFs)show promise as catalysts for the photocat-alytic reduction of CO_(2).However,their potential is hindered by constraints such as limited light absorp-tion and sluggish electron transfer and separation,impacting the overall efficiency of the photocatalytic process.In this study,TiO_(2)nanocrystals,modified with Ptx+,underwent laser etching were encapsulated within the traditional MOF-ZIF-8 framework.This enhanced the adsorption capabilities for CO_(2)reactants and solar light,while also facilitating directed electron transfer and the separation of photogenerated charges.The finely-tuned catalyst demonstrates impressive CH_(4) selectivity at 9.5%,with yields of 250.24μmol g^(-1)h^(-1)for CO and 25.43μmol g^(-1)h^(-1)for CH_(4),utilizing water as a hole trap and H^(+)source.This study demonstrates the viability of achieving characteristics related to the separation of photogen-erated charges in TiO_(2)nanocrystals through laser etching and MOF composite catalysts.It offers novel perspectives for designing MOF-based catalysts with enhanced performance in artificial photosynthesis.
