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1. Introduction
Bases of photocatalytic enhancement
Improvement of
1. Absorption of photons to create electron–hole pairs
photon absorption
2. Separation and migration of the
photogenerated electrons and holes; either
migration to surface reaction sites (ii)a, or
recombination (ii)b.

Reduction of
recombination
3. Surface chemical reactions, for which
surface character (active sites) and
quantity (surface area) are important
Main processes in semiconductor heterocatalysis

Activation of surface

CARBON 49 (2011) 741


Improvement of photon absorption
Metal or Nonmetal doping

Schematic band structures of a metal oxide


(NaTaO3) and metal (oxy)nitride (BaTaO2N).
J. Phys. Chem. C 2007, 111, 7851-7861

Sensitization

Mechanism of dye-sensitized photocatalytic
hydrogen production under visible light irradiation
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Rev. 11 (2007) 401

Structural model for the CdTi nanohybrid
Seong-Ju Hwang, et al. Adv. Funct. Mater. 2011, 21, 3111


Reduction of recombination
Reducing of particle size

Decreasing particle size reduces the probability of
electron–hole recombination due to reduced
migration distances and fewer defects
CARBON 49 (2011) 741

Metal deposition

Metal deposition particles can act
as electron trapping to reduce the
recombination rate of
photogenerated electron-hole pairs
Applied Catalysis A: General 325 (2007) 1



Activation of surface
Increase of active sites

Co-catalyst

Schematic illustration of overall water splitting
on a heterogeneous photocatalyst
Chem. Mater. 2010, 22, 612–623

Increase of surface area

Reducing particle size or using
porous materials

TEM micrograph of TiO2 nanoparticles in
a microporous region of activated carbon
CARBON 49 (2011) 741


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XỬ LÝ CÁC HỢP CHẤT HỮU CƠ


Effect of operating parameters on the degradation of
pesticides and phenols
1. Types and composition of photocatalyst

2. Influence of substituent group
3. Light intensity and wavelength



4. Pollutant type and concentration


5. Catalyst loading


6. Medium pH


7. Synthesis technique and calcination temperature


8. Doping and mixed semiconductor

9. Interfering substances
10. Oxidants/electron acceptor
11. Mode of application: suspended vs. immobilized system



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