石墨二炔及其电子转移增强特性

doi:10.3866/PKU.WHXB201802281

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As a new member of the carbon allotrope family, graphdiynes (GDs)consist of both sp-and sp²-hybridized carbon atoms, possessing unique π-conjugated carbon skeletons and expanded 18C-hexagonalpores in two dimensions. In contrast with the zero band gap graphene (GR), GDis a semiconductor with a direct band gap of 1.22 eV calculated according tothe density functional theory (DFT) using the HSE06 method; this makes it apotential semiconductor material that can supplant silicon in the integratedcircuit industry. Moreover, owing to the presence of diacetylenic linkagesbetween its hexagonal carbon rings, GD shows electron-deficient properties, which lead to its electron-accepting tendency. Graphdiynes exhibit unusualsemiconducting properties with excellent charge mobilities and electrontransport properties that are associated with its distinct topological andelectronic structures. Graphdiynes play the role of not only electron-acceptorsthat efficiently collect the electrons from other materials but also electron-donorsthat inject electrons into other systems, thus exhibiting excellentelectron-transfer enhancement characteristics. The unique electron-transferenhancement property of GDs inspired us to summarize the interactions betweenGDs and other materials including metal oxides, metal nano-particles, andorganic molecules. In this review paper, we first introduce the TiO₂/GDnanocomposite, because the linking of GDs and titania nanoparticles (P25) throughthe Ti—O—Cbond sets an important precedent for exploring the electron-transfer behaviors involvingGDs and the metal oxide. These results indicate that the GDs can act asacceptors of the photogenerated electrons in the TiO₂/GD system, effectively suppressing charge recombination and resulting in excellent photocatalyticproperties. Nevertheless, the GDs in CdSe quantum dots (QDs)/GD composites areable to collect photogenerated holes from the QDs and perform as promising hole-transfermaterials in the photoelectrochemical cell for water splitting. As a result, the interactions between GDs and various metal compounds should be explored todeeply understand the electron-transfer properties of GDs. Furthermore, GDs canbe also used as electron donors to reduce PdCl₄^2- toPd nanoparticles that can subsequently be used for the electroless depositionof highly dispersed Pd nanoparticles. Based on electrostatic potential surfaceanalysis over the Pt₂/GD, GDs can attract the electron cloud fromthe Pt nanoparticles and produce a positive polarization of the metal atomsurface. However, due to its large π-conjugated system, GD can alsocollect and transfer electrons from the electrode under a bias voltage, making ita new type of electrocatalyst material, especially for single-atom catalysts.The interactions between GDs and metal particles/clusters/atoms have attracted thebroad attention of the rapidly developing field of single-atom catalysis.Finally, research on the interactions between GDs and organic molecules, especially biomolecules, is still in its infancy and requires development. In summary, we overview the recent research progress on GD and its enhanced ability forelectron transfer in this review paper, including metal oxides/GD, metalnano-particles/GD, polymers/GD, and organic molecules/GD, from bothexperimental and theoretical perspectives, and emphasize the interactions andelectron-transfer enhancement properties. It is expected that this review canpromote the development and applications of GD chemistry.

Key words: Graphdiyne, GD-based composites, Electron-transfer enhancement, π-conjugated skeleton

Yasong ZHAO,Lijuan ZHANG,Jian QI,Quan JIN,Kaifeng LIN,Dan WANG. Graphdiyne with Enhanced Ability for Electron Transfer[J].Acta Phys. -Chim. Sin., 2018, 34(9): 1048-1060.

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