Petrochemical and other industries are the main production and emission sources of VOCs and CO2, and the pressure of "carbon neutralization" is huge. Photocatalysis can not only degrade VOCs into CO2 and H2O, but also convert CO2 or VOCs degradation products into gaseous fuels such as CO and CH4, which is expected to realize carbon cycle. In this project, the photocatalysis method with higher catalytic efficiency is adopted, the TiO2 nanotube modified by metal nanoparticles is used as the photocatalysis material, the hydrogen evolution reaction is inhibited by solid electrolyte, the benzene series BTEX is used to simulate industrial VOCs, and a system integrating multiple gas components, the coexistence of hole receptor and electron receptor is constructed The gas-solid interface reaction system with "BTEX (g) - CO2 photocatalytic reaction coupling effect" that can realize carbon cycle solves the problems existing in the traditional liquid-solid interface photocatalysis, such as CO2 needs to be absorbed by solution, products are not easy to detect, serious hydrogen evolution and low catalytic efficiency. Through the characterization of nanotube microenvironment, the regulation of gas source and photocatalytic conditions, gas chromatography and electrochemical detection, kinetic model analysis and DFT simulation calculation, the key problems such as the coupling mechanism of BTEX (g) - CO2 photocatalytic reaction in the gas-solid interface, the theory of photocatalytic kinetics and the controllability of carbon cycle process are studied and clarified, It provides a theoretical basis for the conversion of greenhouse gases into gaseous fuels and the simultaneous degradation of volatile organic pollutants, enriches and develops the theory of carbon cycle and carbon neutralization, and provides a reference for other research on gas-solid interface catalysis.
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