2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apcatb.2021.120312
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Photocatalytic conversion of carbon monoxide: from pollutant removal to fuel production

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“…28,90 For charge-carrier-mediated catalysis involving either photo carriers or hot carriers, the efficient separation and transfer of charge carriers should be ensured. 63,141 This principle is opposite to that of thermal-energy-driven (photo-thermal) catalysis. In this case, only when charge carriers are effectively separated and transferred to catalyst surface to contact reactant molecules can the reaction take place.…”
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“…28,90 For charge-carrier-mediated catalysis involving either photo carriers or hot carriers, the efficient separation and transfer of charge carriers should be ensured. 63,141 This principle is opposite to that of thermal-energy-driven (photo-thermal) catalysis. In this case, only when charge carriers are effectively separated and transferred to catalyst surface to contact reactant molecules can the reaction take place.…”
Section: Catalyst Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…98 Moreover, for multicomponent catalysts, energetically favourable band alignment and fast interfacial electron transfer are required. 125,141 For photo-thermal catalysis, efficient photo-to-thermal conversion and subsequent heat transfer are desired. After charge excitation by photons, the photon energy should be effectively converted into thermal energy via the recombination of charge carriers instead of being reflected or re-emitted radiatively.…”
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“…Photocatalysis, as a light-driven chemical process to convert solar energy into usable or storable energy resources and decompose organic pollutants under solar-light irradiation, has been regarded as a promising strategy to deal with the ever-growing energy crisis and environmental pollution. [1][2][3][4] MOF (MOF/COF) was expected to construct a novel heterojunction with interwoven micro/nanopore networks and tunable optical and electrical properties. In 2018, Zhang and co-workers prepared the first example of using MOFs as the substrate for the growth of COFs, forming a core-shell structure (MOF@COF).…”
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