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titleOfInvention Flocculent nanoscale sodium niobate compound photocatalytic material and application thereof in environment purification and hydrogen preparation
abstract The invention belongs to the field of photocatalysis, in particular to a flocculent nanoscale sodium niobate compound photocatalytic material and an application thereof in environment purification and hydrogen preparation. The nanoscale sodium niobate compound photocatalytic material is prepared through the following method which includes utilizing excessive Na2CO3 and Bi2.5Na3.5Nb5O18 to conduct high temperature topological reaction to form flocculent nanoscale sodium niobate, and finally compounding the sodium niobate and urea to obtain the compound photocatalytic material. The flocculent nanoscale sodium niobate compound photocatalytic material can expand a light absorption belt of the sodium niobate to a visible region, improves catalytic activity, has good methyl orange light degradation performance and can be especially widely applied to environment purification and hydrogen preparation.
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