Experimental system and method for preparing methanol from carbon dioxide by photocatalysis
A carbon dioxide, experimental system technology, applied in the field of photocatalysis, can solve the problems of experimental error, device instability, affecting the results of the reaction process, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing methanol escape problems, improving work efficiency, and strongly disturbing effects.
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[0029] First, the reaction of photocatalytic carbon dioxide to methanol production in the present invention is described:
[0030] The photocatalytic reduction of carbon dioxide to methanol needs to be completed by the catalysis of semiconductor catalysts. The nature of semiconductors determines that this material does not have continuous energy levels like metal conductors, but has empty energy level regions. This kind of structure is called the energy band structure, that is, it consists of a high-energy conduction band (Conduction Band, CB) and a low-energy valence band (Valence Band, VB). The gap between the lowest end of the conduction band and the uppermost end of the valence band is the band gap. In the process of photocatalysis, when the semiconductor is irradiated by light and its energy is greater than the forbidden band width (Eg), the electrons in the valence band are excited by the energy of photons, and can cross the forbidden band to reach the conduction band, ...
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