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UDC 546.92:546.171.1:546.264 SYNTHESIS AND PHYSICO-CHEMICAL STUDY OF PLATINUM NANOCOMPOSITE
ON MESOPOROUS CARBON NITRIDE
V.M.Akhmedov, N.E.Melnikova, A.Z.Babayeva, G.G.Nurullayev, Z.M.Aliyeva,
D.B.Tagiyev
M.Nagiyev Institute of Catalysis and Inorganic Chemistry, NAS of Azerbaijan
[email protected] Received 15.05.2019
New platinum nanocomposites were synthesized using mesoporous carbon nitride as a stabilizing matrix and carrier for nanoparticles by the method of reduction of H2PtCl66H2O by methanol-water mixture. The textural, morphological, optical properties, structural and phase compositions of composites with different contents of loaded platinum particles were studied. The obtained composites have prospects for use as effective heterogeneous catalysts in chemical and photo,- electrochemical processes.
Keywords: mesoporous carbon nitride, nanocomposite, platinum, physicochemical methods of analysis, heterogeneous catalysis.
https://doi.org/10.32737/0005-2531-2019-3-6-14 Introduction
In recent years, the prospects developing of heterogeneous catalysis is often associated with graphite-like carbon nitride g-C3H4 - a layered material of a conjugate structure with sp2 - bonds between C and N atoms. Numerous nitrogen-containing functional groups (-NH-, = N-, -NH2, -N-C=) give it a pronounced basic character [1-4]. The material has an electronic structure of bonds similar to a typical semiconductor, with a band gap of moderate width - 2.7 eV, which is characterized by good light-collecting ability and remains stable under irradiation even in the aggressive environments. The planar 2D conjugated structure provides higher charge mobility compared to 0D spherical nanoparticles of conventional semiconductors [5]. Polymeric carbon nitride also has an extremely high thermal (up to 6000C in air) and chemical stability (in acids, bases, organic solvents). All these properties open up good prospects for creating a new class of efficient heterogeneous catalysts for the chemical and photo-electrochemical processes [6].
Conventional methods of carbon nitride synthesis by thermolysis of nitrogen-rich, inexpensive precursors (cyanamide, dicyandiamide, urea, melamine, etc.) form a non-porous graphite-like material of bulk morphology (g-C3N4) [1]. g-C3N4 has a small specific surface area and therefore it possesses low activity in chemical
catalysis. The photocatalytic efficiency of g-C3N4 is also low due to the high recombination rate of photogenerated electron-"hole" pairs and low charge transfer capacity. The small surface area limits the absorption range of the solar spectrum. Therefore, it is important to modify the texture, to modulate the electronic structure of g-C3N4 bulk morphology [7]. This problem is solved by creating a porous structure and elemental doping [8, 9].
Mesoporous carbon nitride (mpg-C3N4) with pores with a diameter of 2-50 nm is characterized by many advantages compared with g-C3N4 bulk morphology [10]. It has a high specific surface area rich in functional groups, a large volume of uniformly sized pores, a high basicity, a controlled electronic (atomic) structure, and a low density. mpg-C3N4 exhibits catalytic activity in many reactions [11].
Doping with metals is one of the effective methods for modifying the physicochemical properties of carbon nitride. The large surface area and 2D planar conjugate structure of mpg-C3N4 provide the possibility of fixing metals and creating nanocomposites [12-14]. Mesopores dictate the size of metal particles and contribute to their uniform distribution on the surface.
It is known that platinum is a very active catalyst for numerous chemical reactions, including those used on an industrial scale [15]. Immobilization of platinum on the mpg-C3N4 surface reduces the energy of the forbidden band,
inhibits charge carrier recombination, increases the efficiency of light absorption and, as a result, increases the photo-catalytic effect in various reactions. Platinum has a uniquely high electro-catalytic activity. Pt/mpg-C3N4 having a developed pore structure will also provide fast transport of reactants to electrically active particles, and, therefore, high electrochemical activity.
Carrying out this work, we believed that using a dual approach - the simultaneous creation of mesoporosity and the hybridization of mpg-C3N4 with platinum nanoparticles - can be obtained heterostructures with high catalytic activity. For the first time, new platinum composites with mpg-C3N4 were synthesized by the method of chemical reduction of H2PtCl66H2O with methanol-water mixture using mesoporous carbon nitride as a carrier and stabilizing matrix for nanoparticles. The textural, morphological, optical properties, structural and phase composition of composites with different content of immobilized platinum particles were studied. Platinum nanoparticles in the composite are highly dispersed, approachable and protected from agglomeration with the mpg-C3N4 structure, which is crucial for potential use in catalysis.
Experimental part
Synthesis of polymer matrix mpg-C3N4.
The polymer matrix was synthesized by stepwise thermal condensation of the supramolecular complex of melamine and cyanuric acid, taken in weight 1:1 ratio, at a temperature of 5500C in an inert gas atmosphere [16]. Melamine (2 g) and cyanuric acid (2.04 g) were separately dissolved in dimethyl sulfoxide (previously melamine was subjected to ultrasonic treatment, cyanuric acid was heated to 130-1400C) and then mixed on a magnetic stirrer for 10-15 min. The precipitated white sediment - melamine-cyanur complex -was filtered, washed several times with ethanol, dried in an oven at 600C, and subjected to heat treatment at 5500C for 4 hours, the rate of rise of the furnace temperature was 2-30C/min.
Synthesis of Pt/mpg-C3N4 nanocompo-sites. Synthesis of nanocomposites was carried out by the method of "wet chemical impregnation". A typical experiment on the synthesis of nanocomposites Pt/mpg-C3N4 with 1 wt.% Pt looks as follows: 1 g mpg-C3N4 dispersed in
100 ml of methanol-water (90 vol.% CH3OH + 10 vol.% H2O) were sonicated for 30 min. (High Intensity Ultrasonic Liquid Processors VCX 500 SONIC). 27 mg H2PtCV6H2O dissolved in methanols (20 ml) was added to the resulting mpg-C3N4 dispersion with continuous stirring on a magnetic stirrer at 65-700C for one hour. The product, Pt (1%)/mpg-C3N4, was cen-trifuged, washed with deionized water and dried in a vacuum oven at 400C. Pt (2%) /mpg-C3N4 and Pt (3%)/mpg-C3N4 were also synthesized under the same experimental conditions.
Characterization of the Pt/mpg-C3N4 nanocomposites. The surface area of the samples (Sbet) was determined on a Thermo Scientific Surfer (Thermo Fisher Scientific) gas adsorption porosimeter from nitrogen adsorption data in the relative pressure range (P/Po) 0.K1 using the Brunauer-Emmett-Teller multipoint method. The total pore volume (Vpore), the pore size distribution was determined according to desorption data according to the Barrett-Joyner-Halend method.
The structural identity and phase composition of the samples were studied by powder X-ray diffraction on a D2 PHASER (Bruker) diffractometer (CuXa-emitter, nickel filter) in the angle range 10-70°(29).
The microstructure, morphology and surface relief of the samples were studied using scanning electron microscopy on a JSM-7600 F instrument (JEOL) in the LEI mode at an accelerating voltage of 15 kV and an operating distance of 4.5 mm and on an Integra-Prima (HT-M^T)* instrument in semi-contact mode in air, using silicon cantilevers with a needle radius of 20 nm and a resonant frequency of 1 -5 Hz, the size of the scanning area is 2x2 p,m and 4.5x4.5 p,m, the scanning speed is 1.969 Hz, the number of scanned lines in the image is 256.
Fourier IR spectra were obtained on a Varían 3600 FTIR spectrometer (Varian Inc) in the frequency range 400-4000 cm-1 in tablets with KBr.
The diffuse reflectance spectra of the samples were taken on a SPECORD 250 PLUS (Analytic Jena) UV-Visible spectrophotometer in the wavelength range from 200 to 1000 nm.
* in brackets the abbreviation of the Russian name
Results and discussion
The method of chemical reduction of metal ions by reducing agents in the environment of steric stabilizers, implemented by deposition of metal compound on the porous matrix is one of the main methods of synthesis of composite catalysts. From the point of view of achieving high yields, the possibility of direct characterization of particles by modern methods, it has obvious advantages compared to other approaches used for this purpose [17, 18]. However, the use of ordinary mesoporous matrixes, depleted in functional groups, in the synthesis of composite materials usually results in formation of polydisperse particles both inside and on the outer surface of the composites [19].
As seen from [20], polymerization of CCl4 with ethylenediamine forms carbon meso-materials, which, due to the high nitrogen content (molar ratio C/N = 5/1), and it was shown at first that they were able to effectively stabilize the nanoparticles of noble metals. It was established that increasing the number of doping points on the surface of carbon carriers, and specifically nitrogen groups, can simultaneously reduce the size of platinum nanoparticles and their stability, preventing agglomeration.
We have suggested that mpg-C3N4 (C/N = 0.75) rich in nitrogen-containing functional groups may be a promising candidate for the preparation of platinum nanoparticles and may exceed conventional mesoporous structures -silicon and carbon - in terms of the effectiveness of stabilizing metal nanoparticles. The -NH-, = N-, -NH2, -N-C = groups framing the meso-pores are the platform for immobilizing metal atoms and play a key role in the formation of highly dispersed nanoparticles. Functional amine groups in mpg-C3N4 act as reducing agents, allowing the formation of highly dispersed nano-particles [21]. The size of metal nanoparticles is controlled by the size of mesopores, i.e., it is possible to form highly dispersed nanoparticles without their agglomeration.
Mesoporous carbon nitride was obtained by thermal polycondensation of a precursor - a supramolecular complex of melamine with cy-anuric acid, formed as a result of cooperative
molecular assembly of the components of the complex, which are connected into stable aggregates by hydrogen bonds under equilibrium conditions. Such structures are formed spontaneously: when mixing the precursor solutions, a white precipitate is rapidly precipitated - mel-amine cyanurate, which was subjected to thermal polycondensation at 5500C. The synthesis route is shown in scheme 1.
The reducing agents commonly used in the synthesis of composites (NaBH4, its mixtures with NaOH, hydrazine etc.) are aggressive, and in many cases are deposited on the surface of the substrate [22]. In this regard, recovery using alcohol has obvious advantages due to its simplicity and the ability to easily control the process without having to remove the reducing agent from the reaction medium [23, 24].
The mechanism of H2PtCl6*6H2O reduction in alcohols, including methanol and methanol-water mixtures, is described in detail in [25, 26]. It was shown that the route of synthesis of platinum nanoparticles strongly correlates with the presence of water. The presence in the system of additional quantities of water (up to 10 vol.%) significantly accelerates the rate of the reaction. It should be noted that the average diameter of platinum particles in colloidal dispersions obtained by reduction with alcohols is 2.7 nm, the particle size distribution is within 5 nm. Nanoparticles rapidly undergo aggregation in solution with the formation of agglomerates with 100-200 platinum particles [26], therefore the presence of a stabilizer is necessary. In this study, numerous nitrogen-containing functional groups of polymeric carbon nitride are coordinated with platinum and act as ligands, ensuring effective stabilization of immobilized metal na-noparticles. The samples of composites with different amounts of platinum loaded on the meso-porous matrix (MCN) were synthesized - 1, 2 and 3 %, herein after referred to as Pt/MCN-1, Pt/MCN-2, Pt/MCN-3, respectively. The Table 1 shows the effect of the amount of loaded platinum on the physical properties and textural characteristics of the synthesized samples.
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MCN - mustard yellow 53 0.58 30 2.8 36.8
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Pt/MCN-2 2 green 51 0.53 27 2.7 43.2
Pt/MCN-3 3 dark green 50 0.55 28 2.6 41.3
The nitrogen adsorption-desorption isotherms of the mesoporous matrix and composites are associated with capillary condensation in mesosized pores and correspond to typical IV type isotherms according to the Brunauer-Emmett-Teller classification [27], indicating the presence of mesopores (2-50 nm). The nanocomposite isotherm is more steep than the matrix at elevated relative pressures, which indicates that the composite has a smaller pore volume and surface area compared to the matrix because the pores are occupied by Pt(0). In the absence of other reagents in the reduction process, the decrease in the amount and total pore volume in the composite is apparently due to the presence of platinum particles in the pores. Thus, being in a nanoscale state, platinum, partially occupying the pore volume, leaves them unlocked. An analysis of the pore size distribu-
tion curve calculated from desorption data shows that the pore size lies in the range of 1840 nm. The main volume of mesopores falls on pores with a diameter of 22-35nm.
The phase structure of the matrix and composites was analyzed on the basis of X-ray diffraction data (Figure 1), which confirmed the formation of graphite-like structures and composites based on them.
There are two peaks in all the samples of the matrix and composites: a weak diffraction peak of 13.10, indexed in the plane (100), corresponds to the intraplane structural arrangement of three-s-triazine units with a period of 6.91Â, and a strong reflex at 27.40, indexed in the plane (002), fixing the interlayer packing of conjugated aromatic systems and the corresponding in-terlayer distance d = 3.26 Â.
Fig. 1. X-ray diffraction of the matrix and samples of nanocomposites.
These data are in good agreement with accepted standards for graphite structures (JCPDS card No. 87-1526) and data from the literature [28-30].
With the intercalation of metal into the MCN structure, the diffraction patterns change. On spectral lines Pt/MCN-1, Pt/MCN-2, Pt/MCN-3 additional characteristic peaks are observed - at 29 39.600, 46.050, 67.180, which can be identified as X-ray diffraction from (111), (200), (220) platinum metal crystals (according to JCPDS card No. 65-2868). It indicates that the nanoparticles in the composite represent is a pure crystalline plate with a face-centered cubic structure [31, 32]. The intensity of the reflexes in these planes increases with the number of loaded Pt.
Three additional reflections confirm the deposition of platinum nanoparticles on the mpg-C3N4 layers. The simultaneous presence of the Pt and MCN planes confirms the formation of nanocomposites. Changes in the position of the MCN peaks after the intercalation of plati-
num into the polymer matrix does not occur, which indicates that platinum nanoparticles are not included in the crystal lattice of the polymer matrix, but are adsorbed on the surface of pores. According to X-ray structural analysis, the average crystallite size of platinum, calculated using the Debye-Scherrer formula [33], is 30-39 nm.
Figures 2 and 3 illustrate the SEM images of the matrix and nanocomposite (using Pt/MCN-3 as an example) surfaces, that metal nanoparticles are evenly spaced. The form of platinum nanoparticles is close to spherical, and their sizes, depending on the concentration of Pt (0), vary within 18-43 nm.
For a more detailed study of the morphology and nanorelief of the surface of the matrix and composite, the atomic force microscopy method was used. Figures 4 and 5 show typical AFM 2D, 3D images of MCN and a nanocom-posite (using Pt/MCN-3 as an example).
Information on the structure of the synthesized samples was obtained using FT IR spectroscopy.
Fig. 2. SEM image MCN
Fig. 3. SEM images of platinum particles in the Pt/MCN-3 nanocomposite composition.
Fig. 4. Topographic AFM 2D images of MCN (a) and Pt/MCN-3 (b).
Fig. 5. Topographic AFM 3D images of MCN (c) and Pt / MCN-3 (d).
The spectral patterns of the polymer matrix of MCN and nanocomposites (Figure 6) are almost identical. In all spectra, bands characteristic of pure g-C3N4 are detected. Small differences are the result of an interaction of the elements of the matrix with the surface of the na-nosized particles at the molecular level.
In all spectra in the range of 1460-1750 cm-1, there are strong bands concentrated in the matrix at 1637.110, 1570.405, 1541.577 and 1458.443 cm-1, related to the stretching vibrations of conjugated C - N bonds in the hetero-cycle. The position of these bands in Pt/CN-1, Pt/CN-2, Pt/ CN-3 almost completely coincides with the position in the pure matrix. Absorption at 809.714 cm-1 in the matrix and at 810.717, 810.529, 810.316 cm-1 in composites Pt/CN-1, Pt/CN-2, Pt/CN-3, respectively, characteristic of out-of-plane bending vibrations of CN hetero-
cycles in the triazine block [34].
Characteristic absorption bands in the range of 1230-1410 cm-1 - in the matrix at 1405.666, 1315.632, 1235.205 cm-1 and 1405.990, 1315.870, 1236.146 cm-1 in the composite Pt/MCN-1, 1406.004, 1315.877, 1235.987 in Pt/MCN-2 and 1405.880, 1315.838, 1235.763 cm-1 in Pt/MCN-3 are attributed to the stretching vibrations of C-N(-C) -C or C-NH-C [35].
The bands in the range of 3100-3500 cm-1 relate to the O-H stretching vibrations of the absorbed water molecules and the stretching and deformation vibrations in the N-H groups (=NH or -NH2). In the matrix, residual amino components are fixed at 3252.974, 3166.527 cm-1, in composites the band maxima are shifted to the long wavelength region -- up to 3254.265, 3166.958 cm-1.
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Fig. 6. FTIR spectra of MCN and nanocomposites.
Their presence and a very weak peak at 2175 cm-1, which characterizes the stretching vibrations of C=N or N=C= N groups indicates that trace amounts of precursor molecules are not completely split during pyrolysis [36, 37].
Analysis of the FTIR spectra allows us to conclude that the main characteristic peaks of carbon nitride are represented in all samples of the composites, which proves that the structural integrity and, consequently, specific physicochemical properties remain intact and remain unchanged.
The optical properties of MCN and nano-composites obtained on its basis were studied by electron diffraction reflection spectroscopy in the UV - visible spectral region (Figure 7 a, b).
For MCN, the absorption edge is fixed at 440 nm. In composites, there is a "red" shift in the absorption edge by about 20-40 nm, as the amount of loaded platinum increases. The intensity of absorption by composites in the visi-
ble part of the spectrum - after 500 nm - increases markedly (Figure 7a). It should be noted that simultaneously with an increase in the amount of platinum in the composite, the background absorption in this area also increases, which is in good agreement with the color of the samples, which varies from yellow to almost black (Table 1). This fact is the result of direct absorption of light by dark platinum particles in the composite and a natural confirmation of its presence [38]. The band gap of the synthesized samples was calculated from the graph of Tauc (Figure 7b, for the Pt/MCN-3 sample). For the matrix, it is 2.8 eV, which is in good agreement with the literature data [1, 4, 6]. In composites, it decreases to 2.61, i.e. by 0.2 eV. Thus, the result of doping platinum on a mesoporous matrix is an increase in the absorption of visible light and a narrowing of the band gap in composites.
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Fig. 7. Electronic diffuse reflectance spectra of MCN and nanocomposites.
Conclusions
Developed nanocomposites based on mpg-C3N4 and platinum. The synthesized samples were characterized by the methods of X-ray, FTIR-, UV-Vis spectroscopy, scanning electron and atomic force microscopy, and BET- analysis. The obtained nanocomposites have an ordered texture with a fairly uniform distribution of platinum nanoparticles on the matrix, narrowed by the forbidden zone. Metal particles fixed on a meso-porous matrix are not prone to agglomeration. Composites have prospects for use in chemical, photo- and electrocatalysis.
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MEZOMOSAMOLi KARBON NiTRiD OSASINDA PLATiN NANOKOMPOZiTLORiNiN SiNTEZi УЭ
FiZiKi-KiMYOVi TODQiQi
V.M.Ohmadov, N.Y.Melnikova, A.Z.Babayeva, Q.Q.Nurullayev, Z.M.Oliyeva, D.B.Tagiyev
Mezomasamali karbon nitriddan nanohissaciklarin dagiyicisi va stabillsgdiricisi kimi istifada etmakla H2PtQ6^6H2O metanol - su qarigigi ila kimyavi reduksiya olunaraq platinin yeni nano-kompozitlari sintez edilmigdir. Müxtalif miqdarda platin nanohissaciklari saxlayan kompozitlarin tekstur, morfoloji, optiki xassalari, qurulug va faza tarkibi tadqiq edilmigdir Sintez edilmig kompozitlar kimyavi, foto-, elektrokimyavi proseslarda effektiv heterogen katalizator kimi tadbiq perspektivina malikdirlar.
Agar sözlar: mezomasamali karbon nitrid, nanokompozit, platin, fiziki-kimyavi analiz üsullari, heterogen kataliz.
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МЕЗОПОРИСТОМ НИТРИДЕ УГЛЕРОДА
В.М.Ахмедов, Н.Е.Мельникова, А.З.Бабаева, Г.Г.Нуруллаев, З.М.Алиева, Д.Б^агиев
Синтезированы новые нанокомпозиты платины методом химического восстановления H2PtQ6 • 6H2O смесью метанол - вода с использованием мезопористого нитрида углерода в качестве стабилизирующей матрицы и носителя для наночастиц. Исследованы текстурные, морфологические, оптические свойства, структурный и фазовый составы композитов с различным содержанием загруженных наночастиц платины. Синтезированные композиты рекомендованные как перспективные для применения в качестве эффективных гетерогенных катализаторов химических, фото-, электрохимических процессов.
Ключевые слова: мезопористый нитрид углерода, нанокомпозит, платина, физико-химические методы анализа, гетерогенный катализ.
