グラフィート炭酸ガスの光触媒反応に対するストレスの影響:単分子局所化顕微鏡からの洞察

Jia Xin Chan1, Shuyang Wu1, Jinn-Kye Lee1

  • 1School of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Nanyang Technological University, 21 Nanyang Link, Singapore 637371, Singapore.

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まとめ

グラフィット性炭酸化物 (g-C3N4) のような2Dナノマテリアルの局所的なストレンは光触媒に影響します. 折りたたみが生み出され,電荷キャリアのコロカライゼーションが強化され,光触媒の活性が強化されます.

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