The enhanced photocatalytic performance toward carbamazepine by nitrogen-doped carbon dots decorated on BiOBr/CeO2: Mechanism insight and degradation pathways

Liang, Lanlan; Gao, Shengwang; Zhu, Jianchao; Wang, Lijun; Xiong, Yanna; Xia, Xunfeng; Yang, Liwei

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2019.123599

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“…According to Figure S5, the absorbance of RhB at t = 0 (min) will not change with the change of pH value. The removal efficiencies increase sequentially with the decrease of pH values (from 15 to 98%, Figure h), which agree with a previous research, signifying that removal ability extremely relies on pH and that an acidic environment may bring a positive effort on RhB decomposition. Probable explanations for such consequences are as follows: Changes in pH can alter the surface charge of Bi-N-CDs/BiOBr and PAA, transform the speciation of RhB, and affect the interaction between the three.…”

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A Transparent, High-Strength, and Recyclable Core–Shell Structured Wood Hydrogel Integrated with Carbon Dots for Photodegradation of Rhodamine B

Yue

2023

ACS Appl. Nano Mater.

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The opacity, fragility, and environmental unfriendliness of the traditional photocatalytic matrix cannot fully utilize the properties of photocatalysts and efficiently degrade pollutants. In this work, a transparent wood hydrogel with a core–shell structure was developed using transparent wood (TW) impregnated with polyacrylic acid (PAA) as the core layer and Bi-N-carbon dots/BiOBr (Bi-N-CDs/BiOBr) photocatalyst-initiated polymerization of acrylic acid (AA) monomers as the shell layer. In the shell layer, nanoscale CDs with rich hydrophilic groups built a link between BiOBr and PAA and strengthened the adsorption–photocatalysis synergistic removal for RhB. The original wood backbone well conserved during preparation led to an anisotropic structure in the resultant Bi-N-CDs/BiOBr@TW photocatalytic wood hydrogel. Namely, after introducing Bi-N-CDs/BiOBr as the linker and reinforcing agent, the tensile strength was up to 3.2 and 11.03 MPa along the radial (R-) and axial (A-) directions, which was 1.6- and 1.06-fold of R-TW and A-TW, respectively. Hence, Bi-N-CDs/BiOBr@TW with high strength furnishes multiple separations and reutilizations, and the RhB removal rate is approximately 85% after five cycles. The Bi-N-CDs/BiOBr@TW exhibited light transmittance up to 64.6 and 52.3% at 800 nm along the R- and A-directions, respectively. Moreover, the adsorption–photocatalysis synergistic rate of Bi-N-CDs/BiOBr@TW reached 93% in 300 min at pH = 7. This paper offers a strategy for fabricating wood hydrogels with outstanding stretchability, transparency, dye removal efficiency, and recyclability, opening a significant route for alleviating dye pollution.

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A Transparent, High-Strength, and Recyclable Core–Shell Structured Wood Hydrogel Integrated with Carbon Dots for Photodegradation of Rhodamine B

Yue

2023

ACS Appl. Nano Mater.

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“…A ternary composite BiOCl/CDs/rGO-10 with high ciprofloxacin (CIP) removal was prepared by a two-step hydrothermal method by Huang et al [48] The photocatalytic capabilities of the composite were 3.8 and 8.4 times greater than those of BiOCl, respectively. Under visible light irradiation, as shown in Figure 15, e [49] in Figure 16a. The degradation of carbamazepine by NCDs/BiOBr/CeO 2 up to 98% within 120 min of light exposure, which is much higher than that of BiOBr or BiOBr/ CeO 2 .This is because the introduction of NCDs significantly accelerated the migration and separation of photo-induced charges at the interface, thus increasing the degradation rate of carbamazepine, as shown in Figure 16b.…”

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Introduction to the Performance and Mechanism of Various Photocatalytic Materials Compounded with Carbon Dots

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extensive research in the fields of drug delivery, chemical sensing, bioimaging, and specifically catalysis. [7][8][9] For instance, Liu's group has prepared CDs-confined CoP-CoO nanoheterostructure, Ru@CDs, RuM/CDs (M = Ni, Mn, Cu), and RuCo/ CDs catalysts with excellent catalytic performance, which can be widely used for electrolysis of hydrogen. [10][11][12][13] Catalysis, especially photocatalysis, is a topic that has received a lot of attention recently. Conventional photocatalysts include titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, and cadmium sulfide and many other oxide sulfide semiconductors, but these catalysts are basically limited in their use by low light utilization and high lightinduced electron-hole complexation rates. [14,15] As functional nanomaterials with excellent optical and electronic properties such as efficient light harvesting, extraordinary UCPL, and excellent photoinduced electron transfer, CDs combined with photocatalysts can broaden the photoresponsive region and improve the separation ratio of photoinduced carriers. [16,17] CDs are therefore considered to be an effective component for the construction of high-performance photocatalysts, and this area has been extensively investigated by researchers. CDs/Bi 2 MoO 6 composite photocatalysts were prepared by Samanta et al. [18] CDs led to an increase in catalyst light absorption and carrier separation efficiency. Zha et al. [19] synthesized a photocatalyst CDs/BiOCl using Chlorella vulgaris as a carbon source for CDs (CBOC). The introduced CDs broadened the response range of the spectrum, promoted the separation of electron-hole pairs, and enhanced the photocatalytic efficiency.The photocatalytic mechanism of CDs can be the photoexcitation and charge separation of the core carbon. [20] In general, the photocatalytic process based on CDs is divided into the following three processes. First, the absorption of light leads to the generation of electron-hole pairs. Second, the separation and transfer of electron-hole pairs create prerequisites for the reaction. Finally, a redox reaction takes place on the photocatalytic surface. [21] The main factors limiting the photocatalytic process are light absorption and the rate of electron-hole pair complexation, and many approaches have been taken to alleviate these problems.In view of the excellent performance of CDs in photocatalysis, previous reviews have summarized the approaches to improve the photocatalytic efficiency of CDs and the applications of CDs-based photocatalytic materials. [22][23][24][25][26] However, this thesis provides a review of the recent literature in this With their unique optical and electronic properties, carbon dots (CDs) are showing great momentum in many fields such as biosensing, imaging, drug delivery, and photocatalysis. Due to their efficient light harvesting, extraordinary upconversion photoluminescence, and excellent photoinduced electron transfer capabilities, the combination of CDs with photocatalytic materials will promote light absorption resulting in increased generation...

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“…Both the antibiotic and CBN are negatively charged at alkaline pH, which limits the interactions and also the attack of reactive oxygen species. In addition, the HCO 3 − ions are formed at alkaline pH via atmospheric CO 2 and, hence, quenching of hydroxyl radicals takes place [ 61 ].…”

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Constructing a Visible-Active CoFe2O4@Bi2O3/NiO Nanoheterojunction as Magnetically Recoverable Photocatalyst with Boosted Ofloxacin Degradation Efficiency

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Constructing visible-light-active Z-scheme heterojunctions has proven fruitful in enhancing the photocatalytic activity of photocatalysts for superior water clean-up. Herein, we report the fabrication of a CoFe2O4@Bi2O3/NiO (CBN) Z-scheme nanoheterojunction. The obtained CBN heterojunction was used for visible-light-assisted degradation of ofloxacin (OFL) in water. The OFL degradation efficiency achieved by the CBN heterojunction was 95.2% in 90 min with a rate constant of kapp = 0.03316 min−1, which was about eight times that of NiO and thirty times that of CoFe2O4. The photocatalytic activity of a Bi2O3/NiO Z-scheme heterojunction was greatly enhanced by the visible activity and redox mediator effect of the cobalt ferrite co-catalyst. Higher charge-carrier separation, more visible-light capture, and the Z-scheme mechanism in the Z-scheme system were the important reasons for the high performance of CBN. The scavenging experiments suggested ●O2− as an active species for superior OFL degradation. The possible OFL degradation pathway was predicted based on LC-MS findings of degradation intermediate products. The magnetic nature of the CBN helped in the recovery of the catalyst after reuse for six cycles. This work provides new insights into designing oxide-based heterojunctions with high visible-light activity, magnetic character, and high redox capabilities for potential practical applications in environmental treatment.

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The enhanced photocatalytic performance toward carbamazepine by nitrogen-doped carbon dots decorated on BiOBr/CeO2: Mechanism insight and degradation pathways

Cited by 105 publications

References 56 publications

A Transparent, High-Strength, and Recyclable Core–Shell Structured Wood Hydrogel Integrated with Carbon Dots for Photodegradation of Rhodamine B

A Transparent, High-Strength, and Recyclable Core–Shell Structured Wood Hydrogel Integrated with Carbon Dots for Photodegradation of Rhodamine B

Introduction to the Performance and Mechanism of Various Photocatalytic Materials Compounded with Carbon Dots

Constructing a Visible-Active CoFe2O4@Bi2O3/NiO Nanoheterojunction as Magnetically Recoverable Photocatalyst with Boosted Ofloxacin Degradation Efficiency

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