2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.seppur.2022.120976
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Designing Z-scheme CdS/WS2 heterojunctions with enhanced photocatalytic degradation of organic dyes and photoreduction of Cr (VI): Experiments, DFT calculations and mechanism

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“…The theoretical bandgap values calculated by Cu 2 WS 4 and CdS are 1.573 eV and 1.182 eV, which are the same as the previously reported studies (Fig. 9(b) and (e)) 45,46. Cu 2 WS 4 is one of the indirect bandgap semiconductors, with the CB and the VB located at the G and M points, respectively.…”
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“…The theoretical bandgap values calculated by Cu 2 WS 4 and CdS are 1.573 eV and 1.182 eV, which are the same as the previously reported studies (Fig. 9(b) and (e)) 45,46. Cu 2 WS 4 is one of the indirect bandgap semiconductors, with the CB and the VB located at the G and M points, respectively.…”
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“…9(b) and (e)). 45,46 Cu 2 WS 4 is one of the indirect bandgap semiconductors, with the CB and the VB located at the G and M points, respectively. And CdS is a direct bandgap semiconductor, with both conduction and valence bands located at the G point.…”
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“…For instance, theoretical simulations found that the CdS/WS 2 composite with a tunable composition ratio has almost no bandgap compared to pure CdS and WS 2 , owing to the hybridization phenomenon of Cd 5s, W 5d, and S 2p orbitals. [ 152 ] Such a situation provides superior electrical conductivity for electron transfer from CdS to WS 2 , thereby contributing to the rapid decomposition of organic pollutants.…”
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“…Figure a shows the optical absorption spectra of WS 2 , CdS, and their CdS/WS 2 composites. The absorption edge of WS 2 and CdS appear near 320 and 500 nm, respectively, indicating that the pristine crystal structures were maintained. , Compared with the pure CdS phase, the optical absorption peaks of the CdS/WS 2 composite show a slight red shift, which can be attributed to agglomeration caused by the relative weight changes in the CdS/WS 2 composites . With the increase of the WS 2 content, the absorption peak intensities of the composite samples increased, possibly due to the interaction of CdS and WS 2 in the composites …”
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confidence: 99%