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Pyrochlore-structural Nd2Ta2O5N2 photocatalyst with an absorption edge of over 600 nm for Z-scheme overall water splitting.

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A pyrochlore-structural oxynitride Nd2Ta2O5N2 with a visible light absorption edge of ca. 620 nm was explored for photocatalytic water splitting. Dual functions of Nd2Ta2O5N2 were confirmed by proton reduction and… Click to show full abstract

A pyrochlore-structural oxynitride Nd2Ta2O5N2 with a visible light absorption edge of ca. 620 nm was explored for photocatalytic water splitting. Dual functions of Nd2Ta2O5N2 were confirmed by proton reduction and water oxidation half-reactions through separately loading Pt or CoOx as a cocatalyst in the presence of the corresponding sacrificial reagent. Finally, the platinum modified sample (Pt/Nd2Ta2O5N2) was prepared and employed as the H2-evolving photocatalyst to fabricate an effective photocatalytic Z-scheme overall water splitting together with PtOx/WO3 as the O2-evolving photocatalyst and IO3-/I- as shuttle ions under visible light irradiation.

Keywords: photocatalyst; water; water splitting; scheme overall; absorption edge; pyrochlore structural

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2022

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