Synthesis of GQDs/W18O49/tetragonal WO3 homostructures for improving the photoelectric properties

Du, Peng; Lei, Yun; Wu, Yuncui; Li, Can; Du, Beibei; Wang, Yongqin; Luo, Linhui; Zou, B. S.

doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2021.162266

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“…S1(b) of ESI. † The category of such material composites, like tungsten carbides, 48,60 tungsten oxides, 28,29,[61][62][63] carbon based nanostructures [30][31][32] and in a confined gallium, 64 have already been investigated experimentally for their intrinsic photoresponse features, which exhibited good features of positive photoconductivity by different mechanisms. It has been well reported 48,60 that the WC nanoparticles show the positive photoresponse features due to localized surface plasmonic effects.…”

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Room-temperature photoconductivity in superconducting tungsten meander wires

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Room-temperature photoconductivity in superconducting tungsten meander wires

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“…The surface morphology of Zn-MOF is found in Figure c. During the preparation of WO 3 , the ordered skeleton of Zn-MOF is etched by a strong acid solution, which is attributed to the alcoholysis of WCl 6 . Thus, there is no flower-like structure of Zn-MOF observed in Zn-MOF@WO 3 particles (Figure b).…”

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“…During the preparation of WO 3 , the ordered skeleton of Zn-MOF is etched by a strong acid solution, which is attributed to the alcoholysis of WCl 6 . 37 Thus, there is no flower-like structure of Zn-MOF observed in Zn-MOF@WO 3 particles (Figure 2b). Using P123 as a surfactant, WO 3 can be assembled on the Zn-MOF surface, which is named Zn-MOF@WO 3 particles.…”

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Reversible and Photochromic Peony-Shaped Hairpin Prepared from Electrospun Hybrid Nanofibers for Visualized Solar UV Radiation Detector

Ding,

Hu,

Zhang

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ACS Appl. Nano Mater.

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Because of the detrimental effects of excessive exposure to solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR) on human skin health, wearable UVR detectors have attracted more and more attention. Inspired by the artwork “Tian-tsui hair pin with flora decoration” from the Palace Museum, a reversible and photochromic peony-shaped hairpin is designed to realize the visualized detection of solar UV radiation. It is prepared via electrospinning a mixed solution containing thermoplastic polyurethanes (TPUs) and Zn-MOF@WO3 onto microfiber nonwoven fabrics (MFNFs). Because of the enhanced UV responsive and photochromic capability from Zn-MOF@WO3 as well the excellent flexibility from TPUs and MFNFs, the obtained hairpin presents an excellent photoresponsive and wearable performance. When exposed to UV radiation from sunshine, the hairpin switches from white to light blue and finally to blue with radiation time. The colors light blue and blue can be used to indicate the UV radiation doses for the synthesis of vitamin D and the induction of erythema, respectively. With the assistance of oxygen in air, the hairpin recovers to its original state after being maintained in a dark atmosphere for 12 h. Even after six cycles of exposure to UV radiation and recovery in the dark, the photochromic performance almost remains unchanged. Only a minor reduction of 5% is observed. As a traditional wearable headdress in China, the peony-shaped hairpin prepared from the hybrid nanofibers not only presents oriental elegance but also is suitable for cyclical use in the daytime to monitor UV radiation for skin health management.

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“…Preparation of ZnSSe/rGO Composites: Graphite oxide (GO) was prepared by the Hummers method as described in the previous work. [23] In a typical procedure, 20, 40 or 60 mg GO were dissolved in 60 mL DI under ultrasound. 200 mg ZnSSe were added to the GO solution, and the mixture was stirred continuously for 30 min.…”

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ZnSSe Decorated Reduced Graphene Oxide for Enhanced Photoelectric Properties

Deng,

Lei,

Tang

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ZSSG (ZnSSe/rGO) composites are prepared by a hydrothermal method. The structure, morphology and material properties are investigated by various tests. Compared to ZnSe, the diffraction peaks of ZnSSe are moved to a larger angle and located between cubic phase ZnSe and cubic phase ZnS. The photocurrent density of ZSSG20 with 20 wt.% graphene is 2.17×10−5 A cm−2, which is 8.9 times higher than that of pure ZnSSe. ZSSG20 has the minimum charge transfer resistance and highest carrier density. The decreased fluorescence intensity in PL spectra indicates that graphene can effectively prevent the recombination of electron‐hole pairs.

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Synthesis of GQDs/W18O49/tetragonal WO3 homostructures for improving the photoelectric properties

Cited by 18 publications

References 56 publications

Room-temperature photoconductivity in superconducting tungsten meander wires

Room-temperature photoconductivity in superconducting tungsten meander wires

Reversible and Photochromic Peony-Shaped Hairpin Prepared from Electrospun Hybrid Nanofibers for Visualized Solar UV Radiation Detector

ZnSSe Decorated Reduced Graphene Oxide for Enhanced Photoelectric Properties

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