Photocatalysts based on Earth-abundant metals: towards a sustainable production of solar hydrogen
基于地球丰富金属的光催化剂:实现太阳能氢的可持续生产
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- 依托单位国家:德国
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项目摘要
In an attempt to fight against climate change and global warming, our global carbon footprint must be reduced to a minimum. This incredible challenging objective implies the use of sustainable sources of energy and raw materials, having become an intense focus of research in recent years. In this context, fuel cells are booming again, especially in long-range auto-mobility, since zero CO2 emissions are produced. However, the sustainable and efficient production of hydrogen and oxygen is still an open question and remains a major long-term endeavour. Indeed, most hydrogen is produced from fossil resources such as natural gas or coal, but also from water electrolysis that uses non-renewable electricity. Therefore, there is a clear and urgent need for generating sustainable hydrogen. To tackle this problem, photochemical water splitting offers an incredible possibility of producing hydrogen as well as oxygen from the inexhaustible solar energy. Thus, intermittent sunlight would be easily converted into chemical energy carriers for its storage, transportation and eventual utilisation. More importantly, the association of the water splitting process with that of a fuel cell, producing only water that would be fed back into the water splitting scheme, is undoubtedly a truly sustainable process. Concerning hydrogen evolution, a great deal of photocatalytic materials has been developed, but none of them would allow for a large-scale hydrogen production. In the project SunHy, we aim at developing efficient low-cost photoactive systems for photocatalytic proton reduction by mimicking Nature’s approach in leaves. Indeed, we propose exploring solutions based on metalorganic photo-systems bearing only Earth-abundant elements such as iron and cobalt for light-harvesting and redox catalysis, respectively. While the remarkable catalytic properties of cobalt for hydrogen generation have long been demonstrated, iron photosensitizers have been elusive until very recently. Moreover, assemblies bearing base metals have been barely described, and their photophysical and photochemical behaviour is still completely unknown. To this end, the consortium of the SunHy project gathers recognised expertise in chemical design and synthesis, and novel Fe/Co heterosystems will be prepared based on the recently achieved breakthroughs of Fe(II) and Fe(III) complexes with extended excited state lifetimes up to the ns range. Furthermore, expertise regarding characterisation techniques together with advanced ultrafast spectroscopy, covering the mid-IR to X-ray domains, will allow not only to understand the working principle of the assemblies but also to improve it upon chemical redesign. Thus, the expected outcome of the SunHy project is a new class of rationally designed photo-catalytic molecules for energy-efficient production of hydrogen to pave the way for long-term large-scale practical applications.
为了应对气候变化和全球变暖,我们必须将全球碳足迹减少到最低限度。这个令人难以置信的挑战性目标意味着使用可持续的能源和原材料,近年来已成为研究的重点。在这种情况下,燃料电池再次蓬勃发展,特别是在远程汽车中,因为零二氧化碳排放。然而,氢和氧的可持续和有效生产仍然是一个悬而未决的问题,仍然是一项重大的长期努力。事实上,大多数氢都是从天然气或煤炭等化石资源中生产的,但也可以从使用不可再生电力的水电解中生产。因此,迫切需要产生可持续的氢气。为了解决这个问题,光化学水分解提供了一个令人难以置信的可能性,从取之不尽的太阳能中生产氢气和氧气。因此,间歇性的阳光将很容易转化为化学能载体,用于储存、运输和最终利用。更重要的是,将水分解过程与燃料电池的过程相结合,仅产生将被反馈到水分解方案中的水,这无疑是一个真正可持续的过程。关于析氢,已经开发了大量的光催化材料,但它们都不允许大规模制氢。在SunHy项目中,我们的目标是通过模仿自然界在树叶中的方法,开发高效低成本的光活性系统,用于光催化质子还原。事实上,我们建议探索基于金属有机光系统的解决方案,这些光系统只含有地球上丰富的元素,如铁和钴,分别用于光捕获和氧化还原催化。虽然钴对氢生成的显着催化性能早已被证明,但铁光敏剂直到最近才被发现。此外,含有贱金属的组件几乎没有被描述过,它们的光物理和光化学行为仍然完全未知。为此,SunHy项目的财团在化学设计和合成方面积累了公认的专业知识,并将基于最近取得的突破性进展制备新型Fe/Co杂原子体系,其中Fe(II)和Fe(III)络合物的激发态寿命延长至ns范围。此外,有关表征技术的专业知识以及先进的超快光谱学,涵盖了中红外到X射线领域,不仅可以理解组件的工作原理,还可以在化学重新设计时对其进行改进。因此,SunHy项目的预期成果是一类新的合理设计的光催化分子,用于高效节能的氢气生产,为长期大规模的实际应用铺平道路。
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Molecular design and X-ray spectroscopy of & on iron nanocluster catalysts
分子设计和X射线光谱
- 批准号:
376693961 - 财政年份:2017
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Priority Programmes
Development of iron based oxidation catalysts for the after-treatment of diesel exhaust gases
用于柴油机废气后处理的铁基氧化催化剂的开发
- 批准号:
327500356 - 财政年份:2017
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Research Grants (Transfer Project)
Exploring the nature of active chromium catalysts during tetramerization of ethylene by (coupled) operando spectroscopy
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281469981 - 财政年份:2015
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Charge transfer Raman, XES and (HR)XAS studies on Type Zero model complexes
零型模型复合物的电荷转移拉曼、XES 和 (HR)XAS 研究
- 批准号:
255521854 - 财政年份:2014
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Cu-S complexes in the heart of biological electron transfer: the homodinuclear CuA site of Cytochrome-c oxidases and N2O reductases
生物电子转移核心的 Cu-S 复合物:细胞色素 c 氧化酶和 N2O 还原酶的同双核 CuA 位点
- 批准号:
175008652 - 财政年份:2011
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Time-resolved studies on the dynamics of electronic charge transfer processes in bioinorganic complexes - development of technological foundations
生物无机复合物中电子电荷转移过程动力学的时间分辨研究——技术基础的发展
- 批准号:
174999663 - 财政年份:2011
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Connotations - A Journal for Critical Debate
内涵 - 批判性辩论杂志
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77964920 - 财政年份:2008
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Science Communication, Research Data, eResearch (Scientific Library Services and Information Systems)
Schwerkraft und Leichtsinn. Kreative Zeichenhandlungen im intermediären Feld von Wissenschaft und Literatur
重力和鲁莽。
- 批准号:
5447824 - 财政年份:2005
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Publication Grants
NOx reduction by H2 on Pt and Pd catalysts in O2-rich exhaust gases
通过 Pt 和 Pd 催化剂上的 H2 还原富 O2 废气中的 NOx
- 批准号:
491834613 - 财政年份:
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ESKIMO-Pro-IRON - Excited State Kinetic Modelling and Properties Tuning of Iron Complexes
ESKIMO-Pro-IRON - 铁配合物的激发态动力学建模和性能调整
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404479188 - 财政年份:
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