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titleOfInvention Nanometer photo-catalyst used in producing hydrogen by decomposing water under visible light response and application of nanometer photo-catalyst
abstract The invention discloses a nanometer photo-catalyst used in producing hydrogen by decomposing water under visible light response and application of the nanometer photo-catalyst. The catalyst is a nanocomposite which is formed by taking a one-dimensional organic semiconductor nanofiber as a framework, coating the surface of the framework with an inorganic semiconductor titanium dioxide nanolayer and uniformly loading platinum nanoparticles, wherein the organic semiconductor nanofiber is prepared by self-assembling super molecules of perylene diimide and cycle-expanding derivatives, naphthalene diimide derivatives or hexabenzobenzene diimide derivatives with the photochemical stability, D-A structures and visible light response, then titanium dioxide is directly loaded in situ in a body phase organic solution and platinum is reduced and deposited through ultraviolet light in a photo-catalysis aqueous solution system. The catalyst is novel in structure, low in cost and available; the preparation process of the catalyst is simple, environmentally-friendly, low in energy consumption and suitable for preparation in scales; the catalyst is capable of decomposing water in the visible light to prepare the hydrogen, has the actual and wide application prospects in preparation of the hydrogen through decomposing the water in solar light and provides a novel idea and an important reference for forming an efficient photo-catalyst responding to the visible light.
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