CN100495736C - Process for producing TiO*/metallic array electrode with ordered nano-structure - Google Patents

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CN100495736C
CN100495736C CNB2007100400131A CN200710040013A CN100495736C CN 100495736 C CN100495736 C CN 100495736C CN B2007100400131 A CNB2007100400131 A CN B2007100400131A CN 200710040013 A CN200710040013 A CN 200710040013A CN 100495736 C CN100495736 C CN 100495736C
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The present invention belongs to the technical field of electrochemistry relating to a method of producing an ordered nanometer structure TiO2/metal array electrode provided with electric catalysis and photoelectric activation, which is divided into two steps: A TiO2 nanometer tube is prepared through anodic oxidation. Metal is settled in the TiO2 nanometer tube through cathode electrochemical reduction. The TiO2 metal array electrode produced according to the present invention shows obvious positive electrode photoelectric current under irradiation of white rays and is suitable for solar photoelectric conversion and photolytic water, etc. In addition, the electrode brings excellent electric catalysis to methanol electro-oxidation, thus adapting to production methanol fuel-based battery.

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A kind of ordered nano-structure TiO 2The preparation method of/metallic array electrode
Technical field
The invention belongs to the electrochemical techniques technical field, be specifically related to a kind of nano-structural ordered TiO with electro catalytic activity and photoelectric activity 2The preparation method of/metallic array electrode.
Background technology
Found semiconductor titanium dioxide since splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen under the UV-irradiation from 1972, titanium dioxide has been subjected in the material field paying attention to very widely.TiO 2Can be used for many aspects such as photocatalysis to degrade organic matter, sterilizing, sewage disposal, air cleaning and photocatalytic hydrogen production by water decomposition, at present, nanostructure TiO 2Preparation method's research become a very active problem of photocatalysis new material exploitation.Titanium deoxid film preparation technology's research is nano-TiO 2Basis and prerequisite that photocatalysis and opto-electronic conversion are used.Utilize template (as anodic oxidation aluminium formwork) can on the substrate of conduction, prepare TiO by electrochemical deposition technique 2Array film electrode, still, the TiO of ordered nano-structure 2The preparation of/metallic array electrode does not appear in the newspapers.
Summary of the invention
The objective of the invention is to propose a kind of new method for preparing the titanium dioxide/metal array composite film electrode of ordered nano-structure.
The used raw material of the inventive method are metal titanium sheet, and capital equipment has D.C. regulated power supply, potentiostat, and preparation process is seen schematic diagram 1.Preparation process was divided into for two steps:
(1) anode oxidation method prepares TiO 2Nanotube.
With the thickness after cleaning is that 0.1~0.25mm metal titanium sheet is fixed in the electrolytic cell as work electrode, to electrode employing graphite or metal Pt sheet; By lead work electrode with electrode is connected the output of D.C. regulated power supply, two interelectrode distances remain on 2cm, the volumetric concentration of HF solution is 0.1%~0.5% (v/v), the output voltage of regulating D.C. regulated power supply is 10~20V, the control anodizing time is 20-120min, and anodic oxidation obtains TiO to metal titanium sheet 2Nano-tube film.Fig. 2 prepares TiO for anode oxidation method 2The device schematic diagram of nanotube.Fig. 3 is the TiO that obtains 2The SEM image of nano-tube film.
(2) the electrochemical cathode method of reducing is at TiO 2Plated metal in the nanotube.
Electrolyte adopts 1~5mM H 2PtCl 6Solution utilizes potentiostat to pass through constant potential or constant current cathode electrodeposition metal M sedimentation time is 10-90s.Because at TiO 2The nanotube internal barrier is thinner, and electronics can conduct electricity by tunnelling, makes preferentially nucleation in nanotube of metal M to form TiO 2Nanotube/metal M array composite film electrode, the composite array electrode structure is shown in Fig. 1 c.Fig. 4 is TiO 2Nanotube electrode (a) and TiO 2Nanotube/Pt combination electrode (b) is at 1M H 2SO 4Cyclic voltammogram in the solution.Here be that example describes with Pt.In this step, the metal M of deposition can Pt, Au, Ag, Cu or Ni etc.
Experiment shows that ordered nano titanium dioxide/metal array composite film electrode that the new technology that is proposed by the present invention prepares has the feature and the good catalytic action of typical n N-type semiconductor N.
1. under white light, with the ordered nano TiO of new technology preparation 2/ metallic array electrode shows tangible anode photoelectric current, and density of photocurrent is 0.31mA.cm -2(0.8V), than the TiO that does not have plated metal 2Electrode increases by 1 times.As shown in Figure 5, photovoltage numerical value is with respect to nano-TiO 2Electrode also increases to some extent, and as shown in Figure 6, the numerical value of increase is relevant with the deposition of Pt.The result shows the nano-TiO by this new technology preparation 2Film has the feature of typical n N-type semiconductor N, is applied in can be aspect solar photovoltaic conversion and photodissociation water.
2. the new technology that proposes with the present invention prepares TiO 2/ metallic array electrode shows good catalytic action to methanol electro-oxidizing, as shown in Figure 7.The TiO of the new technology preparation that the present invention proposes 2Film can be applicable to the fuel cell aspect based on methyl alcohol.
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Fig. 1 ordered nano-structure TiO 2The preparation process schematic diagram of/metallic array electrode; A is the metal Ti sheet, and b is Ti/TiO 2Nanotube electrode, c are TiO 2Nanotube electrode and/Pt ordered nano-structure composite array electrode.
Fig. 2 prepares TiO for the anodic titanium sheet 2Nanotube experimental provision schematic diagram,
Fig. 3 is the TiO that the anodic oxidation of titanium sheet forms 2The sem photograph of nanotube
Fig. 4 is TiO 2Nanotube electrode (a) and TiO 2Nanotube/Pt composite array electrode (b) is at 1M H 2SO 4Cyclic voltammogram in the solution.
Fig. 5 is TiO 2Nanotube electrode (a) and TiO 2The photoelectric current of nanotube/Pt composite array electrode (b) is measured, white light, 250mW.cm -2, 0.5M Na 2SO 4Solution.A ', b ' represent corresponding dark current~potential curve.
Fig. 6 is TiO 2Nanotube electrode (a) and TiO 2The photovoltage of nanotube/Pt composite array electrode (b) is measured, white light, 250mW.cm -2, 0.5M Na 2SO 4Solution.
Fig. 7 is TiO 2Nanotube/Pt oldered array composite film electrode is to the cyclic voltammogram of the electro-catalysis experiment of methyl alcohol, a, 1MH 2SO 4Solution; B, 1M H 2SO 4Solution+1M CH 3OH.
Number in the figure: 1 is the Ti electrode, and 2 is that 3 is electrolytic cell to electrode (graphite or Pt sheet), and 4 is magnetic stir bar.
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The invention is further illustrated by the following examples.
Embodiment 1: (thickness is 0.1mm to the metal titanium sheet after will cleaning, area 1cm 2) be fixed in the electrolytic cell as work electrode, by lead work electrode with electrode is connected the output of D.C. regulated power supply, two interelectrode distances remain on 2cm, the HF solution that adds 0.5% (v/v) concentration, the input voltage of regulating D.C. regulated power supply is 20V, the control anodizing time is 40min, and anodic oxidation obtains TiO to metal titanium sheet like this 2Nano-tube film.Electrolyte is changed to 1.25mM H 2PtCl 6Solution is the 1mA cathode electrodeposition by Control current, and sedimentation time is 30s.Ti/TiO 2Nanotube electrode is a work electrode, and the Ag/AgCl electrode is a reference electrode, and the Pt sheet is to electrode.The TiO that obtains 2Nanotube electrode and/Pt nano wire composite array electrode.The Ti/TiO that obtains 2Nanotube electrode and TiO 2Nanotube/Pt composite array electrode is at H 2SO 4Cyclic voltammogram in the solution as shown in Figure 4.The result shows that Pt successfully is deposited on the electrode.
Embodiment 2: (thickness is 0.25mm to the metal titanium sheet after will cleaning, area 1cm 2) be fixed in the electrolytic cell as work electrode, by lead work electrode with electrode is connected the output of voltage regulator, two interelectrode distances remain on 2cm, the HF solution that adds 0.5% (v/v), the output voltage of regulating D.C. regulated power supply is 10V, the control anodizing time is 80min, and anodic oxidation obtains TiO to metal titanium sheet 2Nano-tube film.Electrolyte is changed to H 2PtCl 6Solution, by cathode electrodeposition at TiO 2Plated metal Pt in the nanotube, electrodeposition time is 30s.The Ti/TiO that obtains 2Nanotube electrode and TiO 2The photoelectric current test result of nanotube/Pt composite array electrode as shown in Figure 5, the photovoltage test result is as shown in Figure 6.The result shows that the introducing of Pt helps increasing TiO 2The photoelectric current of electrode and photovoltage.
Embodiment 3: (thickness is 0.25mm to the metal titanium sheet after will cleaning, area 1cm 2) be fixed in the electrolytic cell as work electrode, by lead work electrode with electrode is connected the output of D.C. regulated power supply, two interelectrode distances remain on 2cm, the HF solution of adding 0.5%, the output voltage of regulating D.C. regulated power supply is 20V, the control anodizing time is 40min, and anodic oxidation obtains TiO to metal titanium sheet 2Nano-tube film.Electrolyte is changed to H 2PtCl 6Solution is at TiO 2Plated metal Pt in the nanotube, electrodeposition time is 60s, the TiO that obtains 2Nanotube/Pt composite array electrode.To the electro catalytic activity of methyl alcohol as shown in Figure 7, (a) is at 1M H among the figure 2SO 4Cyclic voltammogram in the solution; (b) be at 1M H 2SO 4Solution+1M CH 3Cyclic voltammogram among the OH.As can be seen from Figure 7, TiO 2Nanotube/Pt composite array electrode pair methyl alcohol shows good electro catalytic activity.

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1, a kind of ordered nano-structure TiO 2The preparation method of/metallic array electrode is characterized in that concrete steps are as follows:
(1) the anode chlorination prepares TiO 2Nanotube
Thickness after cleaning is fixed in the electrolytic cell as work electrode, to electrode employing graphite or metal Pt sheet for the 0.1-0.25mm metal titanium sheet; By lead work electrode with electrode is connected the output of D.C. regulated power supply, two interelectrode distances remain on 2cm, the volumetric concentration of the HF solution in the described electrolytic cell is 0.1%-0.5%, the output voltage of regulating D.C. regulated power supply is 10-20V, the control anodizing time is 20-120min, and anodic oxidation obtains TiO to metal titanium sheet 2Nano-tube film;
(2) the electrochemical cathode method of reducing is at TiO 2Plated metal in the nanotube
Electrolyte adopts 1-5mM H 2PtCl 6Solution utilizes potentiostat to pass through constant potential or constant current cathode electrodeposition metal M sedimentation time is 10-90s, makes metal M nucleation in nanotube to form TiO 2Nanotube/metal M array composite film electrode; Wherein Chen Ji metal M is Pt, Au, Ag, Cu or Ni.
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