A multifunctional Cu2O/Ag micro-nanocomposite, which has the characteristics of high cat- alytic activities under the visible light and high surface-enhanced Raman scattering （SERS） activity, was fabricated via a fa...A multifunctional Cu2O/Ag micro-nanocomposite, which has the characteristics of high cat- alytic activities under the visible light and high surface-enhanced Raman scattering （SERS） activity, was fabricated via a facile method and employed for the in situ SERS monitoring of the photocatalytic degradation reaction of crystal violet. Through the variation of the AgNO3 concentration, Ag content on the Cu2O template can be controllably tuned, which has great influence on the SERS effect. The results indicate that Ag nanopartieles form on the Cu2O nanoframes to obtain the Cu2O/Ag nanoeomposite, which can act as an excellent bifunetional platform for in situ monitoring of photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutions by SERS.展开更多
Photocatalytic reduction method using TiO2 suspension for removal as well as possibly recovery of silver （Ag（I）） in the presence of Cu（II） is examined. The photocatalytic reduction was performed by batch techniq...Photocatalytic reduction method using TiO2 suspension for removal as well as possibly recovery of silver （Ag（I）） in the presence of Cu（II） is examined. The photocatalytic reduction was performed by batch technique in a closed reactor equipped with UV lamp. The concentration of unreduced Ag（I） was analyzed by atomic absorption spectrophotometry method. The research results indicate that Ag（I） in the solution can be removed and recovered effectively as silver metal Ag（0） deposited on the surface of TiO2 for photocatalytic reduction. In addition, the presence of Cu（II） ion with increasing concentration leads to a proportional decline in Ag（I） photoreduction due to the prominent competition in the adsorption on the surface of TiO2. The effectiveness of Ag（I） ion photoreduction in the presence of Cu（II） ion is strongly influenced by solution pH and the highest photoreduction is obtained at pH 5 - 8, which is related with the speciation ofAg（I）, TiO2 surface as well as Cu（II） in the solution.展开更多
基金This work was supported by tile Key Projects of Natural Science Research of Universities in Anhui Province （No.KJ2015A183, No.KJ2015A201） and Talents Foundation of Hefei University （No.15RC05）, Anhui Province Natural Science Foundation （No.1608085MD78）, the Key Projects of Anhui Province University Outstanding Youth Talent Support Program （gxyqZD2016274）, the National Natural Science Foundation of China （No.21305142, No.51403048）.
文摘A multifunctional Cu2O/Ag micro-nanocomposite, which has the characteristics of high cat- alytic activities under the visible light and high surface-enhanced Raman scattering （SERS） activity, was fabricated via a facile method and employed for the in situ SERS monitoring of the photocatalytic degradation reaction of crystal violet. Through the variation of the AgNO3 concentration, Ag content on the Cu2O template can be controllably tuned, which has great influence on the SERS effect. The results indicate that Ag nanopartieles form on the Cu2O nanoframes to obtain the Cu2O/Ag nanoeomposite, which can act as an excellent bifunetional platform for in situ monitoring of photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutions by SERS.
文摘Photocatalytic reduction method using TiO2 suspension for removal as well as possibly recovery of silver （Ag（I）） in the presence of Cu（II） is examined. The photocatalytic reduction was performed by batch technique in a closed reactor equipped with UV lamp. The concentration of unreduced Ag（I） was analyzed by atomic absorption spectrophotometry method. The research results indicate that Ag（I） in the solution can be removed and recovered effectively as silver metal Ag（0） deposited on the surface of TiO2 for photocatalytic reduction. In addition, the presence of Cu（II） ion with increasing concentration leads to a proportional decline in Ag（I） photoreduction due to the prominent competition in the adsorption on the surface of TiO2. The effectiveness of Ag（I） ion photoreduction in the presence of Cu（II） ion is strongly influenced by solution pH and the highest photoreduction is obtained at pH 5 - 8, which is related with the speciation ofAg（I）, TiO2 surface as well as Cu（II） in the solution.
