Advanced Photocatalysis Techniques

Review of heterojunction engineering strategies in metal-organic frameworks for enhanced electrocatalytic water splitting, examining synthesis, mechanisms, and practical applications.

Zinc porphyrin composites with titanium dioxide and graphene quantum dots achieve 97% pentachlorophenol degradation when combined with hydrogen peroxide pretreatment.

Cerium bismuth oxide nanocomposites show enhanced photocatalytic degradation of crystal violet dye under sunlight. Reduced bandgap energy and optimized composition enable efficient organic.

Mo2TiC2 MXene integrated with CdIn2S4 forms a Schottky heterojunction achieving 3.35 mmol·h−1g−1 hydrogen production rates without noble metal co-catalysts.

Nickel nanoclusters integrated with 1T-MoS₂ enhance photothermal conversion for efficient seawater desalination and wastewater purification under solar illumination.

Cerium metal-organic framework with amino linkers achieves 100% selective photoreduction of CO2 to CO at 126 μmol·g-1·h-1 via transient Ce(III) sites and reversible binding.

Real-time sensor platform for simultaneous H2 and O2 detection in photocatalytic water splitting, enabling kinetic characterization without conventional gas chromatography limitations.

Dual-vacancy CaIn2S4/TiO2 nanoheterostructures with S-scheme charge transfer demonstrate 98.8% methyl orange degradation and enhanced room-temperature NO2 sensing.

Z-scheme photocatalyst CuInS2/BiOCl composite enables visible-light-driven degradation of PFAS through directed charge transfer, achieving 96% removal in sunlight-driven continuous-flow systems.

Hydrothermal defect compensation strategy for BiVO4 photoanodes reveals surface vanadium vacancies as primary recombination centers, achieving 5.82 mA cm-2 photocurrent through V5+ incorporation.

CaCd2P2 Zintl phosphide absorbs visible light and resists photocorrosion through light-stabilized surface transformation, enabling stable photoelectrochemical water oxidation for solar fuel.