Method for preparing nano metal loaded type composite photocatalyst through ultraviolet irradiation of supercritical fluid
A technology of supercritical fluid and supercritical flow, which is applied in the direction of metal/metal oxide/metal hydroxide catalysts, chemical instruments and methods, physical/chemical process catalysts, etc., can solve the problem of noble metal particles permeating large-area titanium oxide films evenly Problems such as deposition difficulties
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[0027] Anatase TiO 2 Nanotubes, chloroplatinic acid, and lactic acid were added to the autoclave, in which TiO 2 The mass ratio of nanotubes and chloroplatinic acid is 100:1. The reaction kettle was heated to 32 degrees Celsius, and carbon dioxide was pumped into the kettle to 10MPa. Turn on the ultrasonic device coupled to the autoclave, set the ultrasonic working mode to continuous ultrasonic, and put TiO 2 Nanotubes, chloroplatinic acid, and lactic acid are uniformly dispersed in supercritical carbon dioxide. Turn on the ultraviolet lamp, and the light enters the device through the quartz glass window inlaid on the autoclave, and shines on the particles and reagents suspended in the supercritical fluid. After 2 hours, turn off the light source, turn off the ultrasonic device, and spray the content directly through the valve to obtain a platinum-supported carbon dioxide nanotube catalyst.
Embodiment 2
[0029] First, the porous anatase TiO 2 , chloroplatinic acid, and formic acid are added to the autoclave, where TiO 2 The mass ratio to chloroplatinic acid is 1000:1. The reaction kettle was heated to 40 degrees Celsius, and carbon dioxide was pumped into the kettle to 12MPa. Turn on the stirring device coupled to the autoclave, and the porous TiO 2 , chloroplatinic acid, and formic acid are uniformly dispersed in supercritical carbon dioxide. Turn on the xenon lamp, and the light enters the device through the sapphire glass window inlaid on the autoclave, and shines on the particles and reagents suspended in the supercritical fluid. After 1 hour, turn off the light source, turn off the stirring device, slowly release the pressure of the carbon dioxide, filter and dry the content to obtain a platinum-supported porous carbon dioxide nanocatalyst.
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[0031] First, flower-shaped cadmium sulfide, HAuCl 4 , ethanol is added to the autoclave, in which cadmium sulfide and HAuCl 4 The mass ratio is 100:1. The reaction kettle was heated to 40 degrees Celsius, and carbon dioxide was pumped into the kettle to 9MPa. Turn on the stirring device coupled on the autoclave, and mix flower-shaped cadmium sulfide, HAuCl 4, Ethanol uniformly dispersed in supercritical carbon dioxide. Turn on the mercury lamp, and the light enters the device through the sapphire glass window inlaid on the autoclave, and shines on the particles and reagents suspended in the supercritical fluid. After 10 hours, the light source was turned off, the stirring device was turned off, and the content was directly ejected from the valve to obtain a gold-loaded cadmium sulfide nanotube catalyst.
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