Preparation and Photocatalytic Properties of Ag2CO3 / Graphene Composite Photocatalyst

Huanling Chen, Huaying Xu, Wenzhong Dong

Article ID: 346
Vol 2, Issue 1, 2019

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Silver-based photocatalytic semiconducting materials have drawn the attention of reseachers for their high visible photocatalytic activity. However, the silver-based photocatalytic semiconducting material exhibits light corrosion during the photocatalytic reaction, and the photocatalytic stability is poor. Therefore, improvingthe photocatalytic stability and inhibition of light corrosion of silver-based photocatalytic semiconductor materials have been the focus of attention. In this paper, according to the principle of photocatalysis and the principle of photo-corrosion, it is proposed to improve the photogenerated electrons and hole separation of photocatalytic semiconductor materials, to rapidly transfer photogenerated electrons, to inhibit photogenerated electrons and Ag + to prevent light corrosion, Stability of the catalyst. Ag2CO3 / GO composite photocatalytic materials were synthesized by precipitation method using polystyrene as photocatalyst. The characterization and photocatalytic performance tests showed that the graphene has a good auxiliary effect, which can promote the separation of photogenerated electrons and holes of Ag2CO3 and transfer the photogenerated electrons into O2 in H2O in time, thus suppressing the light of Ag2CO3 / GO photocatalytic materials Corrosion phenomenon, improve the photocatalytic performance. Ag2CO3 / GO-1.0 has the best catalytic activity for the catalytic activity and stability of Ag2CO3 / GO in the photocatalytic decomposition of methyl orange. Therefore, graphene as a photocatalytic auxiliaries can effectively improve the photocatalytic stability of silver-based photocatalytic materials and have some reference significance for improving the stability of other photocatalytic materials which are prone to light corrosion.


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