研究生: |
王政鑫 Cheng-Hsin Wang |
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論文名稱: |
二鐵二硫催化劑用以無需光敏劑之光催化產氫系統之研究 Diiron Dithiolate Complexes for Unsensitized Photocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution |
指導教授: |
江明錫
Ming-Hsi Chiang 林昇佃 Shawn D. Lin |
口試委員: |
江明錫
Ming-Hsi Chiang 林昇佃 Shawn D. Lin 何郡軒 Jinn-Hsuan Ho |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工程學院 - 化學工程系 Department of Chemical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2021 |
畢業學年度: | 109 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 67 |
中文關鍵詞: | 光催化 、氫氣 、光敏劑 、二鐵二硫化合物 |
外文關鍵詞: | hydrogen, photocatalysis, unsensitized, diiron dithiolate complexes |
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氫氣作為目前最有潛力的能源載體,近年來有許多與[鐵鐵]氫化酵素有關的模型相繼問世。而本研究致力於開發以雙鐵雙硫化合物作為催化劑且不含光敏劑的光催化產氫系統,於此同時設計出了一系列於可見光波長範圍具有配體到金屬電子轉移 (ligand to metal charge transfer, LMCT) 特性的雙鐵雙硫化合物,此特性也表示了該催化劑藉由可見光驅動進一步將質子還原成氫氣的可能性。再搭配其含有大立障矽烷配位基 (SitBuPh2) 的結構特徵,使化合物 [PPN][{μ,k2-3,6-(OSitBuPh2)2-bdt}Fe2(CO)5(PPh2)] ([PPN][2], [PPN]+ = [(Ph3P)2N]+, bdt = 1,2-benzenedithiolate) 能在催化過程中有效增加氧化態中間體的穩定性。
本研究先選擇一個可以同時滿足氧化淬滅循環 (oxidative quenching) 及還原淬滅循環 (reductive quenching) 兩種機制的還原劑,並於少量弱酸及低瓦數可見光光源的使用下優化產氫實驗的條件,其催化一小時產氫轉化率 (turnovernumber, TON) 可達 11.46 。另外也結合定電位電解法取代需額外加入的還原劑,在降低成本的同時也能維持光催化產氫系統之催化效能。
As hydrogen is considered to be a potential energy carrier, a large number of [FeFe] hydrogenase models have been developed in the past several years for the purpose of hydrogen production. In this study, we synthesize a series of Fe2S2 complexes used in a photocatalytic H2 evolution system in the absence of photosensitizers. These Fe2S2 complexes can be photo-excited under visible light irradiation. The photo- excitation involves the charge transfer from the ligand to the Fe center (LMCT), and the excited states exhibit higher energy than the potential required for proton reduction. It allows us to investigate the H2 evolution reaction by the photocatalysts. Assisted with the bulky silyl substituents, stability of the catalytic intermediates from [PPN][(μ,k2-3,6-(OSitBuPh2)2-bdt)(μ-PPh2)Fe2(CO)5] ([PPN][2], [PPN]+ = [(Ph3P)2N]+, bdt = 1,2-benzenedithiolate) can be greatly enhanced.
In this study, a catalytic process involving oxidative quenching and reductive
quenching mechanism are investigated. By the selection of suitable sacrificial electron donors, the photocatalytic system in the presence of mild acids under visible-light irradiation is optimized to achieve the maximum performance. The observed TON in one hour reaches 11.46. We also use controlled potential electrolysis to regenerate electron donors. By doing so, addition of additional reducing agents is avoided to reduce the operational cost. The photocatalytic system still displays the superior catalytic performance.
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