Existing photocatalysts have a problem in that decrease photocatalytic efficiency when illuminated light source are over the UV region or none. to offset disadvantage, g-C3N4, which have responsive with visible light are coupled with phosphorescence m...
Existing photocatalysts have a problem in that decrease photocatalytic efficiency when illuminated light source are over the UV region or none. to offset disadvantage, g-C3N4, which have responsive with visible light are coupled with phosphorescence material which green light emission when light source is disappeared. As prepared sample was found to have a low recombination rate between excited electron and holes as well as higher performance than the standard g-C3N4 through photocurrent measurement. We demonstrate performance of sample via photodegradation experiments through methylene blue (MB), methyl orange (MO) and rhodamine B (RhB). As results show that phosphorescence material coupled g-C3N4 was better efficiency than g-C3N4, moreover the decomposition of dyes from phosphorescence even after the light source was disappeared.