The invention discloses a method for implementing atomic-scale regulation and control on
platinum sites on TiO2 nanotubes and applying the
platinum sites to light-driven
methane dry reforming, provides a preparation method of a light-driven
methane dry reforming catalytic material, and relates to implementation of atomic-scale precise regulation and control on the
platinum sites on the TiO2 nanotubes. Therefore, two
greenhouse gases, namely CO2 and CH4, are converted into synthesis gases (H2 and CO) under relatively mild conditions, and raw materials are provided for Fischer-Tropsch synthesis or preparation of chemicals with higher value. The preparation method comprises the following steps: by taking tubular
sodium titanate obtained by alkalizing
anatase as a substrate and tetraammineplatinum dichloride as a platinum source, carrying out
ion exchange on positively charged platinum
ammonia ions and substrate
sodium ions by virtue of an
electrostatic adsorption method, so that the platinum
ammonia ions are embedded into the substrate; by controlling the
calcination temperature and duration under different atmospheres,
sodium titanate is promoted to be converted into TiO2, redundant ligands are effectively removed, and meanwhile precise regulation and control from Pt single atoms to Pt sub-nanocluster sites are achieved. The electronic
metal-carrier interaction between the Pt site and the carrier induces local charge rearrangement, promotes directional adsorption and activation of CO2 and CH4 molecules at active sites, and shows excellent
methane dry reforming activity and stability under
xenon lamp simulated illumination and focused natural
sunlight.