Tuning the selectivity of benzylamine photo-oxidation with different rhodium modes anchored on BiOIO<sub>3</sub>

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Tuning the selectivity of benzylamine photo-oxidation with different rhodium modes anchored on BiOIO₃

Abstract: We fabricated two different Rh modes, Rh single atom and nanoparticles, and anchored on the BiOIO3 surface to rationally tune the product selectivity of the benzylamine photo-oxidation reaction.

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Tuning the selectivity of benzylamine photo-oxidation with different rhodium modes anchored on BiOIO3

Abstract: We fabricated two different Rh modes, Rh single atom and nanoparticles, and anchored on the BiOIO3 surface to rationally tune the product selectivity of the benzylamine photo-oxidation reaction.

Cited by 2 publications

References 53 publications

Photocatalytic adsorption/degradation of tetracycline by S-scheme BiOI/BiOIO3 p-n heterojunction from dissociation of BiOIO3 in-situ solvothermal process

Photocatalytic adsorption/degradation of tetracycline by S-scheme BiOI/BiOIO3 p-n heterojunction from dissociation of BiOIO3 in-situ solvothermal process

Accurate fabrication and orientation of electron acceptor and donor active sites for enhancing photocatalytic overall water splitting

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Tuning the selectivity of benzylamine photo-oxidation with different rhodium modes anchored on BiOIO₃