Abstract:Abstract. Mixed Ru02/Ti02 catalysts with a varying Ru02/Ti02 ratio have been examined in the oxidation of water by persulfate ions under illumination with visible light, sensitised by Ru(bipy) 32+. An optimum in the rate of oxygen evolution is found when the Ru02/Ti02 ratio amounts to about 10/90. A catalyst, which was prepared by precipitation of relatively small amounts of Ru02 on Ti02, displays a considerably higher activity in the photochemical oxidation of water than the mixed Ru02/Ti02 catalysts.
The photodecomposition of the S,O~ion to the SO~ion with concomitant oxidation of water to molecular oxygen over n-type SrTiO.\ powders mixed with LaCrO.\ (mole fraction x = 0-1). using UV light (A > 300 nm), is considerably faster than the photochemical (UV) decomposition of S20~in water or the thermal reaction with or without the powder under the same conditions. The rate of oxygen formation is dependent on the temperature (E'
The photodecomposition of the S,O~ion to the SO~ion with concomitant oxidation of water to molecular oxygen over n-type SrTiO.\ powders mixed with LaCrO.\ (mole fraction x = 0-1). using UV light (A > 300 nm), is considerably faster than the photochemical (UV) decomposition of S20~in water or the thermal reaction with or without the powder under the same conditions. The rate of oxygen formation is dependent on the temperature (E'
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