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3 Synthesis and Applications of Nanoparticles of Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide Majeed A. Shaheed and Falah H. Hussein Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Babylon University, Hilla, Iraq Correspondence should be addressed to Falah H. Hussein;
4 The work summary Work Synthesis Characterizations XRD TiO2 Nanoparticles ZnO Nanoparticles 1 Applications SPM Combining effect Photocatalytic activity Adsorption
5 Experimental devices Figure 1: 2 Sol gel Synthesis of TiO2 nanoparticles Figure 3: Shaker device Figure 2: Scanning probe microscopic analysis (SPM) Figure 4: Water bath shaker device Figure 5: Photoreactor system
6 First: Synthesis
7 Synthesis of TiO2 nanostructures by sol-gel method 3:1 Figure 6: Detailed schematic representation for experimental procedure. 3 Figure 7: Schematic diagram for experimental procedure.
8 Other route to Synthesis of TiO2 nanoparticles by sol gel. Figure 8: Schematic diagram of experimental procedure for preparation of TiO2-NPs. 4
9 Synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles in the first route 5 Figure 9: Schematic diagram of experimental procedure for preparation of ZnO-NPs by using the first direct precipitation method.
10 Synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles in the second routes 6 Figure 1: Schematic diagram of experimental procedure for preparation of ZnO-NPs by using the second direct precipitation method.
11 Second : Characterizations 1-XRD 2-SPM
12 [TiCl4/EtOH :V/V=3/1] 7 Figures 11 to 14: XRD pattern of the synthesized TiO2-NPs with calcination temperatures between 2 C-8 C for 2 hours. A: Anatase, R: Rrutile. [V/V(TiCl4:EtOH)=1:1, 1:4, 1:3 and 1:2].
13 Relative intensity 35 Characterization of commercially and synthesized TiO2 35 A ϴ TiO2 synthesized(ticl4+isopropanol) TiO2 Hombikat TiO2 synthesized(ticl4+etoh) Figure 15: XRD patterns for the optimum TiO2-NPs produced from both sol gel method with reference TiO2 (Hombikat UV1). 8 Figure 16: The comparison of XRD patterns of the ZnO-NPs resulted by the precipitation method in two different routes with the reference ZnO (Merck).
14 SPM Volumetric percentage of additives (TiCl4/EtOH) 1/4 1/3 1/2 C.S (nm) P.S (nm) Annealing temp =8 C Annealing temp =2 C 1/1 C.S (nm) P.S (nm) Figures 18 to 25: SPM images of the synthesized TiO2-NPs using first sol gel method
15 SPM Types of semiconductor TiO2 (Hombikat UV 1) TiO2 prepared from (TiCl4+Isopropanol+H2O) ZnO (merck) ZnO prepared from (ZnSO4.7H2O+NaOH) C.S (nm) P.S (nm) Figures 26 to 29: SPM images of the synthesized TiO2-NPs and ZnO-NPs using second sol gel and direct precipitation method compared with references.
16 Table 1: Comparison between average crystallite size and particle size calculated according to XRD and SPM techniques for the prepared TiO2-NPs in the first sol gel method 1 No. of TiO2-NPs V/V(TiCl4:EtOH) Calcination temperature / C Average crystal size /nm Average particle size/nm :2 1:4 1:1 1: :1 1:3 1:3 1:4 1:2 1:3 1:2 1:4 1:4 1:2 1:1 1:1 1:2 1:3 1:1 1:3 1:2 1:3 1:4 1:4 1:1 1:3 1:4 1:
17 Third : Applications 1-Adsorption 2-Photocatalytic Activity 3-Combining Effect
18 1-Adsorption
19 Calibration curve of dye in different absorption positions 14
20 1 Removal%(.35g) 3 9 Removal%(.3g) 8 6 Removal%(.2g) 5 Removal%(.15g) 4 Qe (mg g-1) Removal % 25 Removal%(.25g) Removal%(.1g) ph Adsorption time /min Figure 39: Effect of ph on adsorption of RB 5 solution. Figure 38: Effect of dose on removal percentage of RB 5. 3 Qe / mg g Temperature /K 16 4 Figure 4: Effect of temperature on adsorption of RB 5 solution
21 6 Qe /mg g Ce /ppm Figure 41: Adsorption isotherm of RB 5 dye in presence of TiO2-NPs. Langmuir isotherm Freundlich isotherm y =.267x R² = y = x R² = log qe Ce/qe (g L-1) Ce (mg L-1) 17 Figure 42: Langmuir isotherm log C e.25 Figure 43: Freundlich isotherm
22 Table 2: Adsorption constants of Langmuir and Freundlich. Isotherm parameters for RB 5 adsorption on TiO2-NPs Isotherm Parameters Values Langmuir QL(mg/g) KL(L/mg) R KF n.89 R Frendlich 18
23 Lagergren in different concentrations Pseudo second order at different concentrations ppm.5 7 ppm 6 ppm ppm -1 4 ppm log (qe-qt)= log qe- K1t ppm 1 = t/qt(min g mg-1) Log (qe-qt) ppm 5ppm 2 6ppm 7ppm.75 8ppm ppm Figure 44: Pseudo first-order kinetic model. Figure 45: Pseudo second-order kinetic model. Intra particle diffusion at different concentration qt(mg g-1) 6 Adsorption time/min Adsorption time/min ppm qt=kid t 1/2 +C 7ppm 6ppm 5ppm 4ppm 3ppm t1/ (min1/2) 6.5 Figure 46: Intra particle diffusion model
24 Table 3: Adsorption parameters for RB 5 adsorption on TiO2-NPs. 2
25 Adsorption Thermodynamics ppm lnkad ppm ppm ppm /T (K) Figure 47: The plot of ln kad versus 1/T for the determination of thermodynamic parameters. 21 C/ppm 5 C 1 C 15 C 2 C 25 C 3 C ΔH / k J mol-1 TiO2-NPs Adsorbent ΔG / k J mol-1 ΔS /k J mol-1k-1 x1-3 Table 4: Thermodynamic parameters at different temperatures and concentrations
26 2-Photocatalytic Activity
27 Dark and irradiation reaction [V/V: TiCl4/EtOH ]=3/1 Figures 48 to 51: Dark reaction and irradiation at different types of the prepared TiO2-NPs. [V/V(TiCl4:EtOH)=1:1, 1:4, 1:3 and 1:2]. 22
28 Dark and irradiation reaction 1 1 TiO2 (Hombikate) TiO2 synthesized from (second sol gel).8.8 TiO2 No.28 (optimum).6 Ct/Cₒ Ct/Cₒ ZnO [merck].2.2 ZnO synthesized[znso4+naoh] ZnO[Zn(CH3COO)2+NaOH] Time/min Time/min Figure 52: Dark reaction and irradiation at the optimum two types of the prepared TiO2-NPs with TiO2 (Hombikat UV1). 23 Figure 53: Dark reaction and irradiation at the different two types of the prepared ZnO-NPs with ZnO (Merck).
29 Variations of decolorization efficiencies 3/1 24 Figures 54 to 57: Photocatalytic decolorization percentage of RB 5 dye at different types of the prepared TiO2-NPs. [V/V(TiCl4:EtOH)=1:1, 1:4, 1:3 and 1:2].
30 Variations of decolorization efficiencies 1 1 P.C.D% ZnO merck 8 8 P.C.D% ZnO [Zn(CH3COO)2+NaOH] 6 6 P.C.D % P.C.D % P.C.D% [ZnSO4+NaOH] 4 4 P C D% [ Optimum TiO2 No.28] P C D % [ TiO2 synthesized from (second sol gel)] 2 2 P C D %[TiO2 (Hombikat UV 1)] Time/min Figure 58: Photocatalytic decolorization percentage of RB 5 dye at the optimum two types of the prepared TiO2-NPs with TiO2 (Hombikat UV1) Time/min Figure 59: Photocatalytic decolorization percentage of RB 5 dye at the different two types of the prepared ZnO-NPs with ZnO (Merck).
31 Kinetic model of TiO2 Nanoparticles 3/1 Figures 6 to 63: The change of lncₒ/ct with irradiation time at different types of the prepared TiO226 NPs. (V/V: TiCl4/EtOH=1/1, 1:4, 1:3 and 1:2).
32 The TiO2 (28) exhibited times higher photocatalytic activity Than TiO2 (1) Rate constant (k/min-1) The prepared TiO2 by using the first sol gel method 28 TiO2(1) TiO2(2) TiO2(3) TiO2(4) TiO2(5) TiO2(6) TiO2(7) TiO2(8) TiO2(9) TiO2(1) TiO2(11) TiO2(12) TiO2(13) TiO2(14) TiO2(15) TiO2(16) TiO2(17) TiO2(18) TiO2(19) TiO2(2) TiO2(21) TiO2(22) TiO2(23) TiO2(24) TiO2(25) TiO2(26) TiO2(27) TiO2(28) Figure 66: The variations photocatalytic activity on different types of prepared TiO2-NPs in the first sol gel method.
33 Type of TiO2-NPs The optimum prepared TiO2-NPs by using first and second sol gel method exhibited 1.5 and 1.72 times higher photocatalytic activity Than TiO2 (Hombikat) respectively. Rate constant (k/min-1) TiO2 (Hombikat) TiO2 prerared from (TiCl4+Isopropanol+H2O).897 TiO2(28).1253 Type of ZnO-NPs Figure 67: The comparison of photocatalytic activity on the optimum two types of the prepared TiO2-NPs with TiO2 (Hombikat UV1). 29 Rate constant (k/min-1) ZnO Synthesized From[ZnSO4 +NaOH] ZnO Synthesized From[Zn(CH3COO)2+NaOH] ZnO (Merck) Figure 68: The comparison of photocatalytic activity on the two types of the prepared ZnO-NPs with ZnO (Merck).
34 1% Adsorption % P.C.D % 8% 6% 4% 2% % No of sample Figure 69: Comparison of Adsorption % and P.C.D % between TiO2-NPs prepared by using first sol gel method. Adsorption % P.C.D % After 3 min Irradiation time 1% 8% 6% 4% 2% % TiO2 synthesized by first sol gel method (28) 3 TiO2 synthesized by second sol gel method TiO2 (Hombikat) Figure 7: Comparison of Adsorption% and P.C.D% within 3 min irradiation time between optimum TiO2-NPs prepared by using sol gel method and TiO2 (Hombikat).
35 1% 9% Adsorption % 8% P.C.D % 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% % ZnO synthesized from(znso47h2o+naoh) ZnO synthesized from(zn(oac)2.2h2o+h2o) ZnO (Merck) Figure 71: Comparison of Adsorption% and P.C.D% between ZnO-NPs prepared by using direct precipitation method and ZnO (Merck). 31
36 3-Combining Effect
37 Effect of light intensity on P.C.D of RB 5 dye in presence of optimum TiO2-NPs 1 3ppm mw/cm2 4ppm 5ppm 1.29 mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm Time/min 1 6ppm mw/cm mw/cm2 Ct/Cₒ mw/cm2 4.9 mw/cm ppm 1.29 mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm2.4 3 Time/min 1 7ppm 1.29 mw/cm2.4 4 Time/min Ct/Cₒ mw/cm2.8 Ct/Cₒ mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm2 4.9 mw/cm2.2 Ct/Cₒ Ct/Cₒ Ct/Cₒ 2.42 mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm mw/cm Time/min mw/cm2 4.9 mw/cm Time/min Time/min Figures 72 to 77: effect of light intensity on photocatalytic decolorization efficiency by different initial RB 5 concentration (3-8 ppm) and the optimum prepared TiO2-NPs
38 Table 5: the change of rate constant with light intensity by different RB 5 concentrations. Direct method.2 3 ppm.15 4 ppm 5 ppm.1 6 ppm 7 ppm.5 3 ppm.14 Rate constant ( k /s-1) Rate constant ( k / s-1) Actinometric method ppm.1 5 ppm.8 6 ppm.6 7 ppm.4 8 ppm.2 1 Light inte2nsity (mw/c3m2) 4 Figure 78: Effect of initial light intensity (direct method) on rate constant by different RB 5 concentration and the optimum prepared TiO2-NPs Light intensity (Einstein S-1)x Figure 79: Effect of initial light intensity (actinometric method) on rate constant by different RB 5 concentration and the optimum prepared TiO2-NPs.
39 Conclusions 1. The sol-gel method led to the formation of amorphous and crystalline TiO2 nanomaterials by controlling the calcination temperature. It is possible to tailor the crystalline and spectroscopic properties of TiO2-NPs. 2. A developed sol-gel technique revealed to be a good method for the preparation of TiO2NPs. Raising calcination temperatures led to increase in crystallite dimensions and promoted phase transformation from anatase to rutile. Pure anatase TiO2-NPs was found to be more active than rutile or a mixtures of them, in the photocatalytic decolorization of RB 5 under UV (365 nm) light. 3. Among the prepared catalysts, the best synthesized TiO2-NPs showed the highest adsorption (8.%) and complete photocatalytic decolorization efficiency (1%) of RB 5. Moreover, it exhibited about 15 times higher photocatalytic activity than commercial TiO2 (Hombikat). This catalyst has been synthesized in conditions [V/V =1:2 (TiCl4:EtOH) of additives and 2 C annealing temperature]. 4. Unfortunately the synthesized ZnO-NPs have lower photocatalytic activity; however, they have higher adsorption capacity than commercial ZnO (Merck). 34
40 5. On catalyst characterization, it was observed that the average crystallite size and the average particle size of all catalysts were in the range between and nm according to XRD and SPM, respectively. It was found that the synthesized photocatalysts exhibited smaller spherical shaped particles, amorphous with higher crystallinity and larger surface to volume ratio (S/V) and a spectacular electron transport property having a remarkable photocatalytic activity in terms of the RB 5 decomposition. 6. Adsorption results demonstrated that the prepared TiO2-NPs was a promising adsorbent for removal of RB 5 dye from aqueous solutions. 7. The Langmuir model fitted the experimental data in the presence of optimum catalyst better than Frendlich model, indicating the adsorption tends to be monolayer adsorption. 8. The kinetic adsorption data indicated that the adsorption process in the presence of optimum catalyst was controlled by pseudo-second order equation. 9. The higher removal efficiency of RB 5 in the presence of optimum synthesized TiO2-NPs equals to 6% at the ph 6. This behavior could be explained on the basis of zero point charge (ZPC). 35
41 1. The values of thermodynamic parameters indicate that the adsorption of RB 5 onto TiO2NPs was thermodynamically feasible and spontaneous. 11. The transformation from anatase to rutile occurred. Crystallites tend to agglomerate from quantum dotes to bulk size particles with the progressive loss of activity of the catalysts. 12. The photocatalytic process for all prepared catalysts can be expressed by both, the pseudo-first order reaction kinetics and the Langmuir-Hinshelwood kinetic model. 13. The phenomenon of increasing the photodecolorization efficiency of RB 5 with decreasing the concentration of solution is due to the decrease in the concentration OH adsorbed on catalyst surface. 14. The controlled experimental photocatalytic reaction indicated that the presence of UV light, oxygen, and catalyst are essential for the effective destruction of RB Photocatalytic activity results concluded that the photoefficiency of the synthesized catalysts is not only related to its intrinsic properties but also to the activating nature of the substrate to be decolorized. 36
42 16. TiO2-NPs catalysts appeared to be very promising material for the photocatalytic degradation of several organic compounds under UV light. 17. Combining effect considering a pseudo-steady state approach was used for description of the kinetics of the photocatalytic process dependence on the initial concentration of the RB 5 and light intensity. The increase in the photon flux results to the increase of number of electron-hole pair; hence, increase in the kinetic rate constant, which is attributed to an increasing concentration of HO radicals accelerating the oxidation of the organic molecules. 18. From an applied point of view, photocatalytic oxidation processes using the optimum TiO2-NPs appear to be a very useful technique for the detoxification of water containing moderate organic contents, leading to mineralization of pollutants. 37
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