CN102513043A - Preparation method of nitrogen (N)-doped titanium dioxide (TiO2) microspheres - Google Patents
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The invention discloses a preparation method of nitrogen (N)-doped titanium dioxide (TiO2) microspheres. In the invention, urea is used as a nitrogen source, hydrochloric acid is used as a protecting agent of butyl titanate (TBT), and a solvent heat method (ethanol and water mixing liquid is used as a solvent) is adopted for synthesizing the N-doped TiO2 microspheres. According to the method, TiO2 microspheres with good appearance can be prepared, and in addition, nitrogen elements in the urea is utilized for nitrogen doping, so the visible light absorption of the TiO2 microspheres is obviously improved. The method simultaneously realizes the microsphere preparation and the N doping, the preparation process is simple, the cost is low, and in addition, the application range is wide. The preparation method can be used in the fields of catalysis, dye solar cells, and the like.
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Technical field
The present invention relates to TiO
2The preparing technical field of microballoon is specifically related to the TiO that a kind of N mixes
2The preparation method of microballoon.
Background technology
TiO
2Be a kind of important inorganic material, the physical and chemical performance that have big specific area, high surface, thermal conductance is good, absorbing properties is good and good dispersion etc. is unique is widely used in fields such as photochemical catalyst, solar cell, gas sensor.TiO
2Energy gap be 3.2eV (Detitanium-ore-type), absorbing wavelength is less than 388nm, absorption bands is confined to ultraviolet region, this means TiO
2Can only utilize a spot of sunshine (3 ~ 5%), and the visible light that in sunshine, is in the great majority (about 45%) can't utilize.In order to expand absorption at visible region, further improve nano ZnO (referring to Burda C, Lou Y, Chen X, et a1 J] .Nano letters, 2003,3 (8): 1049-1051.), it is carried out ion doping is a kind of effective ways.Like anion (like C, N, B, S, F, Cl), cation (like Fe
3+, Mo
5+, Na
+/ Mg
2+Deng) and metal (like Pt, Au, Cr, Ag, the V) report improve its photocatalytic activity that mixes emerge in an endless stream.Nanoscale TiO2 has good catalytic performance in photocatalytic process in addition, but in use has shortcomings such as easy inactivation, easy reunion and difficult recovery, has limited its application at degraded water pollutant this respect.And micron order TiO
2Can avoid these shortcomings effectively, and can recycle and reuse, improve its utilization rate effectively.Present TiO
2The microballoon preparation has become a research direction of nano science.At present, preparation TiO
2The method of spheric granules mainly contains sol-gel process, the precipitation method, emulsion method and solvent-thermal method etc.
The researcher is around preparation TiO both at home and abroad
2Spheric granules has launched a large amount of research, and has obtained certain effect.Kim, and Y.J. etc. (referring to Kim, Y.J, Advanced Materials, 2009. 21 (36): p. 3668-3673.) adopt solvent-thermal method, use methyl alcohol, acetonitrile has prepared TiO as solvent
2Microballoon.But this method has been introduced poisonous acetonitrile, the methyl alcohol of people.In addition, this microballoon is very little to absorption of visible light, need mix with expansion TiO
2The photoresponse scope.Yu; H.K. etc. (referring to Yu; H.K Chemistry of Materials; 2008. 20 (8): p. 2704-2710.) prepared the microballoon that particle diameter can be controlled with Tween 20 and Pluronic P123 as surfactant, but cost of material being somewhat expensive, also is a very big problem so reduce cost of material.
Summary of the invention
To the problem that exists in the prior art, the purpose of this invention is to provide the TiO that a kind of N mixes
2The solvothermal preparation method of microballoon, this method has been carried out the N doping simultaneously in the preparation microballoon, can expand TiO preferably
2The absorption spectrum of material and light scattering property have wide practical use in photocatalysis and photochemical cell.
The objective of the invention is to realize like this: the mixed liquor of hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate is poured in the mixed liquor of urea and second alcohol and water and stirred, wherein ethanol: water: urea: hydrochloric acid: the mol ratio of butyl titanate is (111.2 ~ 130): (0 ~ 78.8): (5 ~ 1): (5 ~ 1): 1; Mixed solution is transferred in the Pressure solution bullet in 80~160 ℃ of insulations 2~10 hours, is collected bottom precipitation, will be deposited in 300~500 ℃ down calcining obtained the titania-doped microballoon of N in 2 hours.
The TiO that N provided by the invention mixes
2The solvothermal preparation method of microballoon, this method can realize simultaneously that the preparation of titanium dioxide microballoon sphere and nitrogen mix, and can promote the light scattering and its absorption spectrum ranges of expansion of titanic oxide material preferably.And this method technology is simple, with low cost, and good stability has wide practical use in fields such as photocatalysis and DSSCs.
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The pattern of titanium dioxide microballoon sphere when Fig. 1 is 2:1 for the mol ratio of hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate.
The pattern of titanium dioxide microballoon sphere when Fig. 2 is 2.6:1 for the mol ratio of hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate.
The pattern of titanium dioxide microballoon sphere when Fig. 3 is 3.3:1 for the mol ratio of hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate.
The pattern of titanium dioxide microballoon sphere when Fig. 4 is 4:1 for the mol ratio of hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate.
Fig. 5 is for adding the pattern of ethanol titanium dioxide microballoon sphere when the mol ratio of water is 111.2:78.8.
Fig. 6 is the N doping microballoon and the P of preparation
25Uv-visible absorption spectra relatively.The mol ratio of hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate is 2.6:1.
Below in conjunction with embodiment the present invention is described further.
The specific embodiment
TiO when the mol ratio of embodiment 1 hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate is respectively 2:1
2
Microballoon
With mol ratio is that the mixed liquor of hydrochloric acid and the butyl titanate of 2:1 is poured in the mixed liquor of urea and second alcohol and water and stirred 2-5 hour.Wherein ethanol, water and urea ratio are 130:0:1.7.Mixed solution is transferred in the Pressure solution bullet 80~160 ℃ of insulations 2~10 hours.Collect bottom precipitation,, obtain the titania-doped microballoon of N 400 ℃ of calcinings 2 hours.As shown in Figure 1, work as M
(HCl): M
(TBT)During for 2:1, most of balling-up, but also have quite a few TiO
2Powder, and the dispersiveness of microballoon is also poor.
TiO when the mol ratio of embodiment 2 hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate is respectively 2.6:1
2
Microballoon
With mol ratio is that the mixed liquor of hydrochloric acid and the butyl titanate of 2.6:1 is poured in the mixed liquor of urea and second alcohol and water and stirred 2-5 hour.Wherein ethanol, water and urea ratio are 130:0:1.7.Mixed solution is transferred in the Pressure solution bullet 80~160 ℃ of insulations 2~10 hours.Collect bottom precipitation,, obtain the titania-doped microballoon of N 400 ℃ of calcinings 2 hours.Work as M
(HCl): M
(TBT)(Fig. 2) obtains the microballoon of good dispersion during for 2.6:1, but some TiO still
2Powder.With ultraviolet-visible absorption spectroscopy paired observation nitrogen doped Ti O
2The spectral response of microballoon and P25 titanium dioxide powder changes (as shown in Figure 6), and though find microballoon that nitrogen mixes ultraviolet region (250~400nm) or visible region (400~650nm) absorption intensity has all surpassed P25.
TiO when the mol ratio of embodiment 3 hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate is respectively 3.3:1
2
Microballoon
With mol ratio is that the mixed liquor of hydrochloric acid and the butyl titanate of 3.3:1 is poured in the mixed liquor of urea and second alcohol and water and stirred 2-5 hour.Wherein ethanol, water and urea ratio are 130:0:1.7.Mixed solution is transferred in the Pressure solution bullet 80~160 ℃ of insulations 2~10 hours.Collect bottom precipitation,, obtain the titania-doped microballoon of N 400 ℃ of calcinings 2 hours.The M that works as as shown in Figure 3
(HCl): M
(TBT)Basically all balling-up during for 3.3:1, particle diameter is compared and has been reduced simultaneously, and dispersed and homogeneity also is improved.
TiO when the mol ratio of embodiment 4 hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate is respectively 4:1
2
Microballoon
With mol ratio is that the mixed liquor of hydrochloric acid and the butyl titanate of 4:1 is poured in the mixed liquor of urea and second alcohol and water and stirred 2-5 hour.Wherein ethanol, water and urea ratio are 130:0:1.7.Mixed solution is transferred in the Pressure solution bullet 80~160 ℃ of insulations 2~10 hours.Collect bottom precipitation,, obtain the titania-doped microballoon of N 400 ℃ of calcinings 2 hours.The M that works as as shown in Figure 4
(H2O): M
(HCl)When being increased to 4:1, though all balling-up, it is many that the fusion between the microballoon becomes, thereby dispersed variation.
The TiO of embodiment 5 ethanol when the mol ratio of water is 111.2:78.8
2
Microballoon
With mol ratio is that the mixed liquor of hydrochloric acid and the butyl titanate of 2.6:1 is poured in the mixed liquor of urea and second alcohol and water and stirred 2-5 hour, and wherein the mol ratio of ethanol, water and urea is 111.2:78.8:1.7.Mixed solution is transferred in the Pressure solution bullet 80~160 ℃ of insulations 2~10 hours.Collect bottom precipitation,, obtain the titania-doped microballoon of N 400 ℃ of calcinings 2 hours.As shown in Figure 5, microspherulite diameter size decreases and surface become coarse.
Claims (3)
1. the preparation method of the titanium dioxide microballoon sphere that mixes of a N; It is characterized in that: the mixed liquor of hydrochloric acid and butyl titanate is poured into stir in the mixed liquor of urea and second alcohol and water and obtained mixed solution; Mixed solution is transferred in the Pressure solution bullet 80~160 ℃ of insulations 2~10 hours; Collect bottom precipitation, will precipitate and obtain the titania-doped microballoon of N after calcining.
2. the preparation method of the titanium dioxide microballoon sphere that N according to claim 1 mixes is characterized in that: ethanol: water: urea: hydrochloric acid: the mol ratio of butyl titanate is (111.2 ~ 130): (0 ~ 78.8): (5 ~ 1): (5 ~ 1): 1.
3. the preparation method of the titanium dioxide microballoon sphere that N according to claim 1 mixes is characterized in that: describedly will precipitate calcining and be meant at 300~500 ℃ and calcined 2 hours down.
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