Development of photofunctional nanohybrids by using soft matrices provided by colloidally dispersed niobate nanosheets

利用胶体分散的铌酸盐纳米片提供的软基质开发光功能纳米杂化物

基本信息

项目摘要

We investigated photochemical behavior of a colloidal system composed of niobate nanosheets prepared by exfoliating layered hexaniobate K_4Nb_6O_<17> known as a photocatalyst, photochemically inactive nanosheets of hectroite clay, and methylviologen (MV^<2+>) that can work as an electron acceptor. The multi-component colloid exhibited stable photoinduced charge-separation. This behavior was ascribed to a unique superstructure of the colloidally dispersed photocatalytically active niobate nanosheets. Such a structural principle can be utilized to design novel photoenergy conversion systems. The results are summarized as follows.1. Coexistence of the niobate and clay nanosheets is prerequisite for the stable charge-separation. They cause microphase separation to form microdomains in the colloid, and the MV2+ molecules are selectively adsorbed on the clay nanosheets. This structure results in spatial separation of the niobate nanosheets working as an electron donor and MV^<2+> molecules b … More ehaving as an electron acceptor to stabilize the charge-separated state.2. Photoirradiation of the colloid induced electron transfer from the niobate nanosheets to the MV^<2+> molecules. The lifetime of reduced viologen species exceeds 10 h under appropriate conditions, the lifetime which is longer than that observed for the solid system where MV^<2+> molecules are incorporated into the niobate. Such stability is unusual because fluidity of the colloidal system allows backward electron transfer.3. The stability of charge-separation greatly depends on the concentration of clay coexisting in the colloid. The charge-separated state becomes stable as increasing the clay content. However, electron transfer does not occur when the clay content is very high to gel the colloid. These results suggest that the stable charge-separation takes place when the diffusion of the nanosheets is decelerated but not completely suppressed.4. The stable charge-separation is achieved by simultaneously utilizing various characteristics of the system, such as domain structure, fluidity, and dividing the donor and acceptor functions by constituents. Less
我们研究了由niobate纳米表组成的胶体系统,该胶质纳米表由六核酸盐_6o _ <17>剥离,被称为光催化剂,光化学的无效纳米片库层粘土受体的无效纳米果结果总结如下,纳米粒子是TARGE分离的先决条件。更多地作为电子受体,以稳定分离。分子被纳入尼古特。粘土含量很高,可以凝胶胶体,表明稳定的电荷分离发生在纳米片的扩散被减速但不完全抑制时。系统的各种特征,例如域结构,流动性以及将供体和受体功能划分为成分。

项目成果

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Colloid Science of Exfoliated Nanosheets
剥离纳米片的胶体科学
生物に学び新しいシステムを創る
学习生物学并创建新系统
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    2006
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    0
  • 作者:
    Musubu;Ichikawa;Akira Kawakami;生物に学び新しいシステムを創る編集委員会(編)
  • 通讯作者:
    生物に学び新しいシステムを創る編集委員会(編)
Development of Novel Inorganic Materials Based on Biomimetic Approaches
基于仿生方法的新型无机材料的开发
Mesophase of colloidally dispersed nanosheets prepared by exfoliation of layered titanate and niobate
通过层状钛酸盐和铌酸盐剥离制备胶体分散纳米片的中间相
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NAKATO Teruyuki其他文献

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{{ truncateString('NAKATO Teruyuki', 18)}}的其他基金

Organization of photofunctional arrays from semiconducting inorganic nanosheets under external forces
外力作用下半导体无机纳米片组织光功能阵列
  • 批准号:
    24350107
  • 财政年份:
    2012
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    $ 9.73万
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    Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
Conversion of inorganic nanosheet liquid crystals to inorganic biomimetic membranes
无机纳米片液晶转化为无机仿生膜
  • 批准号:
    24655198
  • 财政年份:
    2012
  • 资助金额:
    $ 9.73万
  • 项目类别:
    Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research
Organization of photoenergy conversion systems by using colloidal systems prepared by exfoliation of a layered semiconducting oxide
使用通过层状半导体氧化物剥离制备的胶体系统组织光能转换系统
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    20550171
  • 财政年份:
    2008
  • 资助金额:
    $ 9.73万
  • 项目类别:
    Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)

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