http://rdf.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubchem/patent/MX-2018008251-A
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| titleOfInvention | PROCESS FOR THE CONVERSION OF CO2 USING COMPOSITE MATERIALS TYPE AG3PO4 / ZNFE2O4. |
| abstract | The capture and storage of CO2, and above all its conversion into products with high added value, is a technical problem that is the subject of research worldwide in order to mitigate greenhouse gases. In particular, the hydrolysis reactions of water and the photocatalytic reduction of CO2 (artificial photosynthesis) induced by light by means of a catalyst allow obtaining valuable compounds, as well as: methane, methanol, among others. The Ag3PO4 / ZnFe2O4 (p-n heterojunction) composite is considered a suitable candidate for the reactions mentioned above. In fact, the mentioned catalysts have already been tested in the degradation of organic pollutants showing high efficiency with visible light. However, no clear explanation has been given about the charge transfer mechanism during the photocatalytic reaction. The pH in the CO2 reduction reaction is controlled neutral thanks to the presence of the buffer salt, since the acidic solution of CO2 in the water tends to form carbonic acid. |
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