ABSTRACT
Surface defects in relation to surface compositions, morphology, and active sites play crucial roles in photocatalytic activity of graphitic carbon nitride (g-C3N4) material for highly reactive oxygen radicals production. Here, we report a high-efficiency carbon nitride supramolecular hybrid material prepared by patching the surface defects with inorganic clusters. Fe (III) {PO4[WO(O2)2]4} clusters have been noncovalently integrated on surface of g-C3N4, where the surface defects provide accommodation sites for these clusters and driving forces for self-assembly. During photocatalytic process, the activity of supramolecular hybrid is 1.53 times than pure g-C3N4 for the degradation of Rhodamine B (RhB) and 2.26 times for Methyl Orange (MO) under the simulated solar light. Under the mediation of H2O2 (50 mmol L-1), the activity increases to 6.52 times for RhB and 28.3 times for MO. The solid cluster active sites with high specific surface area (SSA) defect surface promoting the kinetics of hydroxide radicals production give rise to the extremely high photocatalytic activity. It exhibits recyclable capability and works in large-scale demonstration under the natural sunlight as well and interestingly the environmental temperature has little effects on the photocatalytic activity.
ABSTRACT
With the combination of the microwave digestion and ICP-AES, and by optimizing the instrument conditions, the micro digestion-ICP-AES method for the determination of eight metal elements, Zn, Fe, Ca, Mn, K, Mg, Sr and Na, in Mongolian medicines has been established. This method works by determining one solution sample with many kinds of elements at one time. The average recovery of the method is between 92.2% and 113.3% and the RSD is between 0.4% and 3.2%. The accuracy and precision of the method was tested by comparing the values of GBW070602. The determination results were found to be basically consistent with the reference values, which means the test result is reliable.