Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, Volume. 38, Issue 5, 1486(2018)

Preparation of Four Phenoxy Phthalocyanine Zinc/ZnO Composites with in-situ Method by DBU Liquid Phase Catalyst and Its Photocatalytic Selectivity

LIU Jun-shao1、*, HUANG Lei2, XIE Wen-ju1, LIN Hao1, CHEN Yi-ping2, and PAN Hai-bo2
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    Hydrophobic four phenoxyphthalocyanine zinc (ZnTPPc) was prepared on the surface of hydrophilic ZnO nanomaterialson the indium tin oxide (ITO) conductive glasswith in-situ synthesis by using DBU as liquid phase Catalyst. ZnTPPc was cyclized with phenoxy phthalonitrile as a molecular fragment and unsaturated zinc ions with dumbbellshaped ZnO(ZnO ZDs) surface as a template. The structure of ZnTPPc molecule and the characteristics of photogenerated charge in ZnTPPc/ZnO interface were confirmed by a variety of characterization methods. The photocatalytic selectivity of ZnTPPc/ZnO for the degradation of hydrophobic phenol (PL) was quantitatively analyzed by using hydrophilic methylene blue (MB), hydrophobic (PL) and their mixtures. The results show that hydrophobic ZnTPPc is synthesized by in-situ method on ZnO surface, presenting a monomolecular layer. The hydrophobic PL was preferentially adsorbed by ZnTPPc, and the relative degradation efficiency of PL is 13 times as high as that of MB under visible light irradiation.

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    LIU Jun-shao, HUANG Lei, XIE Wen-ju, LIN Hao, CHEN Yi-ping, PAN Hai-bo. Preparation of Four Phenoxy Phthalocyanine Zinc/ZnO Composites with in-situ Method by DBU Liquid Phase Catalyst and Its Photocatalytic Selectivity[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2018, 38(5): 1486

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    Paper Information

    Received: Apr. 28, 2017

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jun. 1, 2018

    The Author Email: Jun-shao LIU (ljunshao@163.com)

    DOI:10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2018)05-1486-06

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