Ir/TiO2 Heterojunctions with in Situ Defects and Surface Plasmon Resonance: Chloride‐Resistant Catalyst for the Photocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution from Seawater
Ir/TiO2 Heterojunctions with in Situ Defects and Surface Plasmon Resonance: Chloride‐Resistant Catalyst for the Photocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution from Seawater
研究概述
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谱图与表征信息
Figure 2. TiO2 and 1% Ir/TiO2 a) XRD, b) FTIR, the XPS spectra of c) Ir 4f, d) Ti 2p, e) O 1s, f) EPR, g) XANES spectra at Ir-L3 edge, and h) Fourier-transformed k3-weighted EXAFS spectra of Ir-L3 edge for Ir foil, IrO2, and 1% Ir/TiO2, i) the charge-density difference of 1% Ir/TiO2, blue and yellow isosurfaces represent charge accumulation and charge depletion, respectively.