项目名称: 近红外光响应金属有机框架材料及纳米复合材料的制备及机理研究
项目编号: No.21471001
项目类型: 面上项目
立项/批准年度: 2015
项目学科: 数理科学和化学
项目作者: 牛和林
作者单位: 安徽大学
项目金额: 85万元
中文摘要: 太阳光44%的能量来自近红外光,通过近红外光催化化学反应的研究是一个新兴的领域,已受到广泛重视。本项目拟制备晶体结构中具有多种配位构型的微(介)孔多核金属有机框架材料(MOFs);在该类MOFs孔内或表面负载具有光催化活性的纳米晶诸如BiVO4、Bi2WO3、碳量子点及TiO2等;以期获得具有高效近红外光催化的新型MOFs 材料。研究内容包括:(1)探索具有多种配位构型,适配近红外响应的多核微(介)孔金属有机框架材料的制备工艺;(2)制备类似Cu2(OH)PO4,具有多种配位构型的无机材料;(3)探索MOFs 负载具有光催化活性的纳米晶的复合材料的制备工艺;(4)研究上述材料的近红外催化活性,探索近红外催化活性与配位构型的构效关系及能级匹配、电荷分离、输运、复合等物理过程,建立近红外催化机制。本项目的开展将开发出新型高效近红外光响应催化剂,填补MOFs材料在在近红外催化领域的空白。
中文关键词: 纳米复合材料;光催化剂;近红外;金属有机框架材料;构效关系
英文摘要: NIR constitutes about 44 % of sunlight.Chemical transformations promoted by near-infrared (NIR) light is an emerging area,and the study of its utilization is extremely popupar. This project plans to prepare micro(meso)porous Metal-Organic Framworks (MOFs) materials with multiple coordination modes. Meanwhile, UV-Vis active photocatalysts such asBiVO4,Bi2WO3,TiO2,ZnO and Carbon quantum dots will be loaded into the pores or onto the surfaces of the as-prepared MOFs materials. The NIR photocatalytic activity of these materials will be studied. Detailed research contents include:(1)Explore the synthetic strategy of preparing micro(meso)porous MOFs materials with multiple coordination modes and NIR absorption;(2)Prepare nano inorganic materials with multiple coordination modes similar with Cu2(OH)PO4;(3)Explore the preparation of nano UV-Vis photocatalyst/MOFs materials composites;(4)Investigate the NIR photocatalytic mechanism by exploring the structure-function relationship, physical processes such as energy levels match, charge separation, transportation, composition etc. This project will help to develop new materials with high-efficiency NIR photocatalytic activity, and open up a new application area of MOFs materials in NIR photocatalysis. Moreover, it will have a positive impact for the efficient utilization of solar energy, realizing power up the world with sunlight and alleviating environmental pollutions.
英文关键词: Nanocomposites;Photocatalyst;Near-infrared;MOFs;Structure-activity relationship