Photocatalysis: Light‐Activated Rapid Disinfection by Accelerated Charge Transfer in Red Phosphorus/ZnO Heterointerface (Small Methods 3/2019) | Zendy

Li Jun | Zendy; Liu Xiangmei | Zendy; Tan Lei | Zendy; Liang Yanqin | Zendy; Cui Zhenduo | Zendy; Yang Xianjin | Zendy; Zhu Shengli | Zendy; Li Zhaoyang | Zendy; Zheng Yufeng | Zendy; Yeung Kelvin Wai Kwok | Zendy; Wang Xianbao | Zendy; Wu Shuilin | Zendy

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Photocatalysis: Light‐Activated Rapid Disinfection by Accelerated Charge Transfer in Red Phosphorus/ZnO Heterointerface (Small Methods 3/2019)

Author(s) -

Li Jun,

Liu Xiangmei,

Tan Lei,

Liang Yanqin,

Cui Zhenduo,

Yang Xianjin,

Zhu Shengli,

Li Zhaoyang,

Zheng Yufeng,

Yeung Kelvin Wai Kwok,

Wang Xianbao,

Wu Shuilin

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

small methods

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 4.66

H-Index - 46

ISSN - 2366-9608

DOI - 10.1002/smtd.201970008

Subject(s) - heterojunction , photocatalysis , photothermal therapy , materials science , redistribution (election) , optoelectronics , phosphorus , charge (physics) , charge carrier , chemical engineering , nanotechnology , chemistry , catalysis , metallurgy , physics , biochemistry , engineering , politics , political science , law , quantum mechanics

In article number 1900048 , Shuilin Wu and co‐workers develop a red phosphorus (RP)/ZnO heterojunction to harvest solar or LED light for rapid, effective, eco‐friendly, low‐cost, and safe disinfection by its photocatalysis and photothermal effects. The most stable geometrical structure of the RP/ZnO heterojunction exhibits charge redistribution largely at the interface region. Light‐activated ultrafast bacterial inactivation can be attributed to the synergetic reactive oxygen species and heat by the RP/ZnO heterojunction.

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