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titleOfInvention Sulfur doping covalent triazine organic polymer visible light catalyst and its preparation and application
abstract Prepared the invention belongs to material and photocatalysis technology field, it discloses a kind of sulfur doping covalent triazine organic polymer visible light catalyst and preparation method and application, sulphur is introduced into covalent triazine organic polymer using high temperature solid state reaction, the visible light catalyst containing sulfur doping is synthesized.The catalyst has well visible light-responded, photodissociation aquatic products hydrogen can be realized, while energy efficient degradation Organic Pollutants in Wastewater, and the characteristics of high temperature solid state reaction used has simple and convenient, this kind of catalyst can rapidly be synthesized, production cost is low, meets needs of production, there is larger application potential.
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