2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3ta03495j
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Single phase of perovskite YTaON2 synthesized for photocatalytic water reduction and oxidation under visible-light irradiation

Hai Zou,
Yunfeng Bao,
Shiwen Du
et al.

Abstract: Single-phase perovskite-structured YTaON2 with a band gap of 2.1 eV was obtained for the first time by an enhanced nitriding kinetics method and its dual functionalities of water reduction and oxidation were proved.

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“…Very recently, our group has developed a metallic powder-assisted nitridation strategy, in which the addition of metal powder with low work function (i.e., Mg powder) can remarkably reduce the nitridation kinetics. [84][85][86] However, the nucleation-growth sites in those nitridation processes are all at the interface of the gas-solid phase, on which the obtained (oxy)nitride particles generally aggregate with each other, leading to difficulty in morphology control. In recent years, the ux-assisted nitridation method has been extensively developed for the preparation of (oxy) nitrides, in which the nucleation-growth sites are at the interface of the liquid-solid phase.…”
Section: Basics Of (Oxy)nitridesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Very recently, our group has developed a metallic powder-assisted nitridation strategy, in which the addition of metal powder with low work function (i.e., Mg powder) can remarkably reduce the nitridation kinetics. [84][85][86] However, the nucleation-growth sites in those nitridation processes are all at the interface of the gas-solid phase, on which the obtained (oxy)nitride particles generally aggregate with each other, leading to difficulty in morphology control. In recent years, the ux-assisted nitridation method has been extensively developed for the preparation of (oxy) nitrides, in which the nucleation-growth sites are at the interface of the liquid-solid phase.…”
Section: Basics Of (Oxy)nitridesmentioning
confidence: 99%