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Matsumura, Michio
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- 2012A perspective on fabricating carbon-based nanomaterials by photocatalysis and their applicationscitations
- 2010To What Extent Do Graphene Scaffolds Improve the Photovoltaic and Photocatalytic Response of TiO2 Nanostructured Films?citations
- 2009Morphological control of carbon carrier in Pt-carbon nanocomposites derived from photocatalytic reactions on titanium(IV) oxide powderscitations
- 2009Origin of the high activity of porous carbon-coated platinum nanoparticles for aerobic oxidation of alcoholscitations
- 2008Photocatalytic route for synthesis of hollow porous carbon/Pt nanocomposites with controllable density and porositycitations
- 2008Rhodium nanoparticle encapsulated in a porous carbon shell as an active heterogeneous catalyst for aromatic hydrogenationcitations
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A perspective on fabricating carbon-based nanomaterials by photocatalysis and their applications
Abstract
Combining semiconductor photocatalysts with carbon nanostructures has been extensively investigated due to their enhanced photochemical conversion activity. While many nanocomposite synthesis methods have been reported, the emerging use of photocatalytic reactions in synthesizing these carbon-based semiconductor composites and even pure carbon nanomaterials is increasingly capturing the attention of the research community. Being categorized under photocatalysis, these carbon-based nanomaterials are designed by either utilizing the conduction band electron or valence band hole of a photocatalyst. This perspective surveys the literature, discusses the principle of the method and highlights the recent progress in the development of this synthetic method. Ongoing challenges and new possible solutions encountered in this research area are outlined.