Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
136(23)
Published: March 19, 2024
Abstract
The
selective
oxidative
coupling
of
phenol
derivatives,
involving
carbon‐carbon
(C−C)
and
carbon‐oxygen
(C−O)
bond
formation,
has
emerged
as
a
critical
approach
in
the
synthesis
natural
products.
However,
achieving
precise
control
over
selectivity
reactions
unsubstituted
phenols
utilizing
solar
light
driving
force
remains
big
challenge.
In
this
study,
we
report
series
porous
Cs
3
Bi
2
X
9
(X=Cl,
Br,
I)
photocatalysts
with
tailored
band
gaps
compositions
engineered
for
efficient
solar‐light‐driven
coupling.
Notably,
p‐Cs
Br
exhibited
about
73
%
C−C
coupling,
displaying
high
formation
rate
47.3
μmol
g
cat
−1
h
under
radiation.
Furthermore,
enables
site‐selectivity
derivatives
on
,
enhancing
distinctive
structure
appropriate
band‐edge
positions
facilitated
charge
separation,
surface
interaction/activation
phenolic
hydroxyl
groups,
resulting
kinetically
preferred
C−O
bond.
Mechanistic
insights
into
reaction
pathway,
supported
by
comprehensive
experiments,
unveiled
crucial
role
interfacial
transfers
Lewis
acid
sites
stabilizing
intermediates,
thereby
directing
regioselectivity
diradical
couplings
unsymmetrical
biphenols.
Physica Scripta,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
99(2), P. 025921 - 025921
Published: Jan. 9, 2024
Abstract
The
PbX(X
=
S,
Se,
Te)/CsPbI
3
heterostructure,
formed
by
lead
chalcogenides
and
halide
perovskite
CsPbI
,
holds
promise
for
optoelectronic
devices.
Utilizing
first-principles
calculations
with
VASP
software,
this
study
investigates
its
structural,
electronic,
optical
properties.
With
confirmed
appropriate
lattice
mismatch
rates
(4.6%,
2.4%,
3.8%)
similar
octahedral
frameworks,
constructing
the
PbX/CsPbI
heterostructure
is
feasible.
Calculations
of
electronic
properties
reveal
mechanisms
to
improve
performance.
type-I
band
alignment
at
interface(−5.27
eV
<
PbX
−3.73
eV,
−5.34
−3.57
eV)
reduces
electron
hole
recombination
losses,
enhancing
energy
transfer
efficiency.
This
arrangement
facilitates
from
PbX,
supported
charge
density
differences.
Among
three
heterostructures,
PbSe/CsPbI
demonstrates
superior
capabilities,
more
pronounced
clouds.
extends
’s
light
absorption
into
near-infrared
via
influence.
Spectral
comparison
reveals
PbTe/CsPbI
>
PbS/CsPbI
excelling
in
stability,
transfer,
Furthermore,
under
premise
ensuring
different
characteristics
can
be
achieved
adjusting
composition
Se
atoms
.
work
provides
a
theoretical
basis
physical
behind
performance
heterostructures
as
visible-to-near-infrared
materials.
It
offers
promising
avenue
design
high-performance
Chemistry - A European Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
29(35)
Published: April 18, 2023
Heterogeneous
photocatalysis
is
a
promising
approach
for
wide
range
of
hydrogenative
reactions
owing
to
the
mild
reaction
conditions
and
possibility
employing
liquid
hydrogen
donors.
Currently,
major
interest
focused
on
development
high
performance
photocatalyst
materials
expansion
scope.
An
overview
from
perspective
donor
thus
related
mechanistic
understanding
light-induced
rare.
Here,
we
have
categorized
photocatalytic
by
type
employed
donors
(hydrocarbons
water),
discussed
basic
criteria
abstraction
these
donors,
elaborated
design
strategy
materials.
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
136(23)
Published: March 19, 2024
Abstract
The
selective
oxidative
coupling
of
phenol
derivatives,
involving
carbon‐carbon
(C−C)
and
carbon‐oxygen
(C−O)
bond
formation,
has
emerged
as
a
critical
approach
in
the
synthesis
natural
products.
However,
achieving
precise
control
over
selectivity
reactions
unsubstituted
phenols
utilizing
solar
light
driving
force
remains
big
challenge.
In
this
study,
we
report
series
porous
Cs
3
Bi
2
X
9
(X=Cl,
Br,
I)
photocatalysts
with
tailored
band
gaps
compositions
engineered
for
efficient
solar‐light‐driven
coupling.
Notably,
p‐Cs
Br
exhibited
about
73
%
C−C
coupling,
displaying
high
formation
rate
47.3
μmol
g
cat
−1
h
under
radiation.
Furthermore,
enables
site‐selectivity
derivatives
on
,
enhancing
distinctive
structure
appropriate
band‐edge
positions
facilitated
charge
separation,
surface
interaction/activation
phenolic
hydroxyl
groups,
resulting
kinetically
preferred
C−O
bond.
Mechanistic
insights
into
reaction
pathway,
supported
by
comprehensive
experiments,
unveiled
crucial
role
interfacial
transfers
Lewis
acid
sites
stabilizing
intermediates,
thereby
directing
regioselectivity
diradical
couplings
unsymmetrical
biphenols.