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Detailed reference covering essential concepts, perspectives, and practical skills for optimizing photocatalytic reactions via defect engineering
Defect Engineering in Photocatalysis covers various types of defects such as vacancies, impurities, doping, surface defects, and volume defects and discusses their effects on charge carrier dynamics and photocatalytic features of photocatalytic materials. The book highlights applications of defect-engineered photocatalysts in several areas including energy conversion and environmental remediation. Detailed case studies and research findings for applications in organic chemistry and phototherapy are included throughout.
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and mechanisms of photocatalysis for sterilization, reviews advanced designs of defective photocatalytic materials to improve their efficiency for nano-/micro-plastics photodegradation and their transformation into value-added chemicals and fuels, details the use of defective photocatalytic materials for enhancing desalination processes, highlighting the importance of efficient salt removal and water purification by way of photocatalysis processes, and delivers insights on potential defective photocatalysts in wastewater treatment technologies.
Other sample topics explored in Defect Engineering in Photocatalysis include:
Mechanisms of defect formation including band gap engineering, charge carrier transfer, concentration of defects, defect-interface interactions, and photostability
Defect engineering as a method to customize the photocatalytic properties of titanium dioxide (TiO2) and other metal oxides such as WO3 and ZnO
The importance of defect control in enhancing light absorption, charge separation, and photocatalytic activity
Usage of defective photocatalytic materials in various organic transformations, including C-C and C-X bond formation, C-H functionalization, and cross-coupling reactions
Defect Engineering in Photocatalysis offers valuable insights into the design and optimization of photocatalytic materials via defect engineering for catalytic and inorganic chemists, materials scientists, chemical engineers, physicists, and professionals in the semiconductor industry.
Contents
Chapter 01 Tailoring photocatalytic materials through defect engineering: control, mechanism and experimental protocols
Chapter 02 Defect engineering in photocatalysis: opportunities and challenges
Chapter 03 Tailoring TiO2 and other metal oxides (WO3 and ZnO) photocatalysts with defect engineering
Chapter 04 Defect formation in heterojunction photocatalysts through oxygen vacancies for photocatalytic implementations
Chapter 05 Defect-engineered metal-organic frameworks for photocatalytic implementations
Chapter 06 Defect behavior of carbon nitride (g-C3N4) as efficient feedstock in photocatalytic reactions
Chapter 07 Structures, properties and applications of defective graphene-based photocatalysts
Chapter 08 Defective Photocatalysts in Organic Synthesis
Chapter 09 Photo-therapy based on defective photocatalysts
Chapter 10 Defected engineered materials for photocatalytic sterilization
Chapter 11 Nano- and micro-plastics degradation using defect-engineered photocatalytic feedstocks
Chapter 12 Defective photocatalytic materials for desalination: Synthesis strategies, types of defects and mechanisms
Chapter 13 Defective photocatalytic materials for organic pollutants degradation
Chapter 14 NOx removal using defective photocatalytic materials
Chapter 15 Defective photocatalytic materials for biomass conversion
Chapter 16 Photocatalytic Reduction of CO2 on Defect-rich Catalysts
Chapter 17 H2 evolution utilizing defect-engineered photocatalytic materials
Chapter 18 Enhanced H2O2 production over defective photocatalytic materials
Chapter 19 Photocatalytic NH3 synthesis by defect-engineered photocatalytic materials
Chapter 20 Summary
