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Dual-mechanism exciton dynamics of Au-decorated, C-doped CdS nanophotocatalyst for exceptional co-production of benzaldehyde and H2
来源:李伟教授个人网站 发布日期:2026-09-17
作者:黄韵卓, 李伟,* 段汶, 马腾昊, 苏莹,* 侯春平, 王传义
关键字:Light-driven redox reactions; Cadmium sulfide; Heteroatom doping; Surface metal co-catalysis; Photocatalysis
论文来源:期刊
具体来源:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jcis.2026.141561
发表时间:2026年

Sluggish kinetics of overall water splitting and high costs of sacrificial agent-dependent H2 evolution have severely restricted the scale application of light-driven hydrogen production technology. The value-added oxidation of benzyl alcohol (BA) has emerged as an ideal candidate to circumvent the aforementioned obstacles. However, developing highly active photocatalysts is pivotal for efficient catalytic photo-redox. Herein, carbon (C)-heteroatoms were doped into the CdS lattice, and Au-cocatalyst was subsequently decorated to prepare the Au-decorated, C-doped CdS for achieving exceptional co-production of benzaldehyde (31.29 mmol·g-1·h-1) and H2 (24.37 mmol·g-1·h-1), delivering an apparent quantum efficiency of 5.08% under 420 nm-photoirradiation. Density functional theory calculations revealed that the C-heteroatoms, leveraging their intrinsic electron-trapping effect, could rapidly accumulate photoexcited electrons from CdS, thereby acting as active sites for H2 evolution. In contrast, the Au nanococatalyst, benefiting from its strong surface plasmon resonance effect, injected resonant electrons into CdS and served as the active center for BA oxidation. Experimental results provided direct evidences to validate the theoretical conclusions, while H isotope tracing further verified the synergy of the collaborative reaction process. This study proposes a dual-mechanism strategy for improving the redox photoactivity of CdS photocatalysts by integrating heteroatom-doping and surface metal cocatalysis.

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