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High Efficient Photoreduction CO₂ with H₂O on Metal Cu-Modified Graphitic Ordered Mesoporous Carbon Supported TiO₂ Catalysts under Simulated Solar

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Cu-modified graphitic ordered mesoporous carbon supported TiO₂ catalyst was synthesized based on a hard template method. X-ray diffraction, nitrogen adsorption-desorption, scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy analysis techinques were used to characterize the sample. It was observed that copper and anatase TiO₂ nanoparticles were well dispersed in the Cu-modified mesoporous graphitic carbon, and the resulting composite with ordered mesostructure and high specific surface area exhibited an exceptionally high activity in the photocatalytic reduction of CO₂with H₂O under simulated solar irradiation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 906)

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April 2014

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Cheng Li Zhang, Shi Fei Kang, Qian Yu Zhang, Xi Li*

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Anatase TiO₂, Cu-Modified, Graphitic Mesoporous Carbon, Photoreduction CO₂, Simulated Solar Irradiation

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