Surfactant-Modified CdS/CdCO3 Composite Photocatalyst Morphology Enhances Visible-Light-Driven Cr(VI) Reduction Performance

Author:

Wang Wen-Yi,Sang TianORCID,Zhong Yan,Hu Chao-Hao,Wang Dian-HuiORCID,Ye Jun-Chen,Wei Ni-Ni,Liu Hao

Abstract

The surfactant modification of catalyst morphology is considered as an effective method to improve photocatalytic performance. In this work, the visible-light-driven composite photocatalyst was obtained by growing CdS nanoparticles in the cubic crystal structure of CdCO3, which, after surfactant modification, led to the formation of CdCO3 elliptical spheres. This reasonable composite-structure-modification design effectively increased the specific surface area, fully exposing the catalytic-activity check point. Cd2+ from CdCO3 can enter the CdS crystal structure to generate lattice distortion and form hole traps, which productively promoted the separation and transfer of CdS photogenerated electron-hole pairs. The prepared 5-CdS/CdCO3@SDS exhibited excellent Cr(VI) photocatalytic activity with a reduction efficiency of 86.9% within 30 min, and the reduction rate was 0.0675 min−1, which was 15.57 and 14.46 times that of CdS and CdCO3, respectively. Finally, the main active substances during the reduction process, the photogenerated charge transfer pathways related to heterojunctions and the catalytic mechanism were proposed and analyzed.

Funder

Opening Project of Guangxi Key Laboratory of Calcium Carbonate Resources Comprehensive Utilization

Research Foundation of Guangxi Key Laboratory of Information Materials

National Natural Science Foundation of China

Guangxi Natural Science Foundation

Innovation Project of GUET Graduate Education

Guangxi Scholarship Fund of GED

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program for College Students

Publisher

MDPI AG

Subject

General Materials Science,General Chemical Engineering

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