Light. -The new photocatalyst Mo 0.1Ni0.1Cd0.8S is prepared from aqueous solutions of (NH 4)2MoO4, Ni(NO3)2, Cd(OAc)2, and Na2S (autoclave, 160 C, 16 h). The material exhibits outstanding photofixation ability of atmospheric nitrogen to produce ammonia under visible light irradiation. The obtained catalyst is Mo and Ni co-doped CdS with many sulfur vacancies, which not only serve as active sites to adsorb and activate N 2 molecules but also promote charge transfer from the catalyst to N2 molecules. -(CAO, Y.; HU*, S.; LI, F.; FAN, Z.; BAI, J.; LU, G.; WANG, Q.; RSC Adv. 6 (2016) 55, 49862-49867,
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