2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.mtener.2022.100943
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Mesoporous cobalt tungstate nanoparticles for efficient and stable visible-light-driven photocatalytic CO2 reduction

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“…5a, the CNR-0.5 sample exhibits significantly reduced PL emission compared to CN, indicating its lower charge recombination. 54 The decreased PL emission owing to the synergistic effect of the strong electron-withdrawing ability of the cyano groups and enhanced electron transport between the PCN layers attributed to the Rb bridges. Moreover, the average charge-carrier lifetime was investigated using the time-resolved transient PL spectra to study the charge-carrier separation behaviors.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…5a, the CNR-0.5 sample exhibits significantly reduced PL emission compared to CN, indicating its lower charge recombination. 54 The decreased PL emission owing to the synergistic effect of the strong electron-withdrawing ability of the cyano groups and enhanced electron transport between the PCN layers attributed to the Rb bridges. Moreover, the average charge-carrier lifetime was investigated using the time-resolved transient PL spectra to study the charge-carrier separation behaviors.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PL, photocurrent, and EIS measurements were conducted to reveal the promoted separation efficiency and transfer of photoinduced charge carriers. 58–62 The photoluminescence emission spectra of CN had a strong emission maximum at 460 nm attributed to emissions of band edges containing π-conjugated states, showing fast recombination of photoexcited carriers (Fig. 5c).…”
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“…Briefly, a strong PL emission intensity is detected for BMO, demonstrating its strong charge recombination behavior after excitation. However, the corresponding PL emission intensity decreases sharply for BMO-OH, indicating that the charge recombination behavior is restrained effectively by introduced OVs. , That is, BMO-OH possesses a higher photogenerated charge separation efficiency than BMO. This viewpoint can be further illustrated by the light on–off induced photocurrent–time behaviors shown in Figure c.…”
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confidence: 99%