Mechanism of formation of metal sulfide ultrafine particles in reverse micelles using a gas injection method
Mechanism of formation of metal sulfide ultrafine particles in reverse micelles using a gas injection method
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气体注射法反胶束中金属硫化物超细颗粒的形成机理
DOI:
10.1021/ie9601413
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发表时间:
1997
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通讯作者:
I. Komasawa
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作者:
Hiroshi Sato;Yoritaka Tsubaki;T. Hirai;I. Komasawa
The mechanism of formation of ultrafine CdS, ZnS, and their composite particles by the injection of H{sub 2}S into reverse micelles was studied. The particle formation process was followed by the change in UV-visible absorption spectra. The kinetics of the whole process including dissolution of H{sub 2}S, nucleation, particle growth, and coagulation was analyzed from time-course changes of the size and number of formed particles. The dissolution of H{sub 2}S was the principal rate-determining step, and most of the dissolved H{sub 2}S was consumed for particle growth. The particles formed in the present gas injection method were larger in size than those in the previous solution-mixing method in most cases. A kinetic scheme based on the distribution of the species among the micelles was then proposed, and this successfully explained the particle growth. Composite particles of CdS and ZnS having mixed crystal or core-shell structures were also prepared, and the application of these particles as photocatalysts for the cleavage of water to generate H{sub 2} was then investigated.