CN109569732A - A kind of one kettle way prepares MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a kind of MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalysts and preparation method thereof, belong to novel nano catalysis material preparation field.Material therefor synthetic method of the present invention is single step reaction solwution method.Specific step is as follows: trimesic acid and iron chloride are dissolved into respectively in DMF and ethylene glycol water first and are transferred in round-bottomed flask, and five nitric hydrate bismuths are added thereto, after three is mixed, oil bath pan is transferred to and is reacted.It is the MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst by pale red pulverulent solids are obtained after products therefrom centrifugation, washing and drying.Preparation method of the present invention is simple and easy to do, and the catalysis material performance of synthesis is stablized, and experiment condition is environmentally protective, and experiment condition is mildly suitble to large-scale production.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst prepared with one kettle way and its preparation sides
Method belongs to novel inorganic nano-functional material technical field.
Background technique
Bismuthyl chloride (BiOCl) is an important branch of bismuthino conductor photocatalysis material, is race three for V-VI-VII
First composite semiconductor material.Scientist has found in the research of recent years, bismuth oxychloride category indirect transition gap semiconductor, when
The excitation of its light generates photo-generate electron-hole clock synchronization, and the layer structure of BiOCl provides for the polarization of corresponding atom and atomic orbital
Sufficient space, induced dipole square can efficiently separate hole and electronics, and indirect transition gap semiconductor also reduces
The recombination rate of photo-generated carrier, while bismuth oxychloride is easy just perpendicular to [Bi2O2] layer and halogen layer side be upwardly formed in
Electric field further promotes the separation of light induced electron and hole.But the band gap of bismuth oxychloride is generally wider (3.2 eV of Eg ≈), no
Can light-catalyzed reaction effectively be carried out using visible light;Its specific surface area is smaller simultaneously, weaker to the adsorption capacity of pollutant, limit
The application range of bismuth oxychloride is made.MIL-100 (Fe) complex constructed by iron ion and trimesic acid ligand have than
The features such as surface area is big, porosity is high, and there is good assimilation effect in visible-range, while three in its structure
Valence iron ion can be used as lewis acid position and receive electronics, so that interaction appropriate occur with object, thus have good
Good photocatalysis performance.
In some reports, BiOCl and metal organic framework (MOFs) material are combined, effectively increased to pollutant point
The adsorption capacity and degradation efficiency of son.But synthetic method is often more complicated.The present invention is by one kettle way, by MIL-100
(Fe) complex is organically combined with two kinds of the BiOCl materials with outstanding photocatalysis potentiality, is prepared for MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl
Composite photo-catalyst overcomes the disadvantages of current composite material and preparation method thereof is complicated, and product component is inhomogenous, at high cost.One
MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst can be prepared in secondary response, which there is MIL-100 (Fe) to match simultaneously
It closes object bigger serface, high porosity and wide light abstraction width and BiOCl light induced electron and hole-recombination rate is low, photoproduction is electric
Son-hole advantage high to density, given full play to MIL-100 (Fe) complex with BiOCl cooperateing in light-catalyzed reaction
Effect provides wide prospect in terms of photo catalytically treating waste water.
Summary of the invention
For the above-mentioned shortcoming of the prior art, the present invention provides a kind of one kettle way preparation MIL-100 (Fe)/
The method of BiOCl composite photo-catalyst, using solwution method, by one kettle way can primary first-order equation prepare size uniformity, pattern rule
Whole MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst.Its preparation process is simple, rapidly and efficiently, it is low in cost, be suitble to extensive
Industrialized production.
The purpose of the present invention is what is be achieved through the following technical solutions:
1) iron chloride is weighed respectively in a round bottom flask by certain mol proportion, weigh trimesic acid (btc) in beaker A, claim
Take five nitric hydrate bismuth solids in beaker B;
2) n,N-Dimethylformamide (DMF) is added into round-bottomed flask used in step 1), and ultrasound is to promote to equal benzene front three
Acid dissolution is into DMF;
3) ethylene glycol (EG) is added into step 1) beaker A and stirs makes chlorination dissolved ferric iron;
4) five nitric hydrate bismuth solids in step 3) acquired solution and beaker B are added in step 2 acquired solution, and stirred
It is uniformly mixed three;
5) mixed solution obtained by step 4) is put into 90oHeating reaction 3 hours in C oil bath pan;
6) reaction mixture obtained by step 5) is centrifugated, and with deionized water, DMF and ethanol washing, then 60oUnder C
Final product is obtained after vacuum drying.
Beneficial effects of the present invention:
(1) the present invention provides a kind of one kettle ways to prepare MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst method, preparation method
It is simple to operation, do not need special equipment, it is low in cost and be suitable for large scale preparation, it is only necessary to which that primary first-order equation can prepare MIL-
100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalysts, can satisfy the demand of practical application;
(2) MIL-100 (Fe) prepared by the present invention/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst preparation speed is fast, and product purity is high, improves
Preparation efficiency;
(3) MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst prepared by the present invention has good photocatalysis to drop organic pollutant
Solve effect;
(4) the method for the present invention is simple and easy to do, does not need special equipment;
(5) the raw materials used in the present invention is cheap, and materials synthesis is at low cost, is suitble to mass production.
Detailed description of the invention
Fig. 1 is MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst Japan Electronics JEOL- prepared by the method for the present invention
One of in multiple transmission electron microscope (TEM) photos shot after 1400 transmission electron microscope observations;Wherein, Fig. 1 a is MIL-
100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst low power TEM images, Fig. 1 b are MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst high power
TEM image;
Fig. 2 is MIL-100 prepared by the method for the present invention (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst X-ray diffraction (XRD) figure.
Specific embodiment
The contents of the present invention are described in further detail below by specific implementation example with reference, but these realities
It applies example and is not intended to limit protection scope of the present invention.
Embodiment 1
0.32 mmol of iron chloride is weighed first to be dissolved into 8 milliliters of EG, is weighed 0.36 mmol of trimesic acid and is dissolved into 8 milliliters
In DMF, weigh five nitric hydrate bismuth solids, 0.32 mmol, three mixed, after be put into 90 oCReact 3 hours in oil bath pan, so
After be centrifugated, 60 after being cleaned respectively with deionized water and EtOH SonicateoIt is dried under C, it is multiple that MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl is made
Light combination catalyst.
Embodiment 2
0.32 mmol of iron chloride is weighed first to be dissolved into 8 milliliters of EG, is weighed 0.36 mmol of trimesic acid and is dissolved into 8 milliliters
In DMF, weigh five nitric hydrate bismuth solids, 0.32 mmol, three mixed, after be put into 80 oCReact 5 hours in oil bath pan, so
After be centrifugated, 50 after being cleaned respectively with deionized water and EtOH SonicateoIt is dried under C, it is multiple that MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl is made
Light combination catalyst.
Embodiment 3
0.64 mmol of iron chloride is weighed first to be dissolved into 15 milliliters of EG, is weighed 0.72 mmol of trimesic acid and is dissolved into 15 millis
Rise DMF in, weigh five nitric hydrate bismuth solids, 0.64 mmol, three mixed, after be put into 90 oCIt is reacted 3 hours in oil bath pan,
It is then centrifuged for separating, 60 after being cleaned with deionized water and EtOH Sonicate respectivelyoIt is dried under C, MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl is made
Composite photo-catalyst.
Embodiment 4
0.32 mmol of iron chloride is weighed first to be dissolved into 8 milliliters of EG, is weighed 0.36 mmol of trimesic acid and is dissolved into 8 milliliters
In DMF, weigh five nitric hydrate bismuth solids, 0.40 mmol, three mixed, after be put into 120 oCIt is reacted 1 hour in oil bath pan,
It is then centrifuged for separating, 60 after being cleaned with deionized water and EtOH Sonicate respectivelyoIt is dried under C, MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl is made
Composite photo-catalyst.
Embodiment 5
Photocatalytically degradating organic dye rhodamine B (RhB) is selected to study prepared MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl as degradation model
The performance of the photocatalysis degradation organic contaminant of composite photo-catalyst.Compound concentration is the rhdamine B waste water of 10 mg/L
100 mL, are added 20 mg MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst, magnetic agitation at room temperature, use optical power for
165 mW degrade to water pollutant under xenon lamp irradiation of the wavelength more than or equal to 420 nm, separated in time sampling,
After being centrifuged off catalyst, its absorbance is measured with spectrophotometry instrument, finally calculates the degradation rate of rhodamine B.
Claims (5)
1. a kind of MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst, the nanoparticle is with microballoon layered, partial size
About 600 nm.
2. a kind of preparation method of one kettle way MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst, it is characterised in that preparation method
Steps are as follows:
1) iron chloride of molar ratio 8:9 is weighed, trimesic acid (btc) is dissolved into respectively in the solvent of EG and DMF;
2) by above-mentioned steps 1) it is transferred in round-bottomed flask after acquired solution mixing, it is solid to add a certain amount of five nitric hydrates bismuth
Body is reacted in oil bath pan;
3) it is centrifuged and washs and be dried to obtain pale red powdery product.
3. the preparation method of MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst according to claim 2, which is characterized in that
Solvent for use is ethylene glycol (EG) and N,N-dimethylformamide (DMF).
4. the preparation method of MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst according to claim 2, which is characterized in that
The molar ratio of five nitric hydrates bismuth and iron chloride used is between 1:1 to 1:2.
5. the preparation method of MIL-100 (Fe)/BiOCl composite photo-catalyst according to claim 2, which is characterized in that
Reaction temperature section described in step 2 is 80-120oC, reaction time are 1 to 5 hours.
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