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HERO ID
8552821
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
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Author(s)
Yang, L; Tang, Z; Li, T; Duan, Q; Hu, J; Zhang, S; Zheng, Z
Year
2019
Publisher
Chinese Journal of Materials Research
Volume
33
Issue
8
Page Numbers
614-620
Language
Chinese
DOI
10.11901/1005.3093.2018.724
Abstract
A novel symmetrical ruthenium complex (Ru-1) bearing pyrene groups was synthesized, and its molecular structure and purity were characterized by 1H-NMR and ESI-MS. The ruthenium complex delivered ideal stability and performance over a wider range of temperature (below 400â), which suggests that the stability of this material can satisfy the requirement of dye-sensitized solar cell. Thin films of Ru-1 complex can be prepared onto both graphene- and HOPG-electrode surface via self-assembly process, then their surface morphology and photoelectricity property were examined by means of AFM, Cyclic voltammetry and UV-vis spectroscopy. The results show that the growth of the film was uniform. A couple of sensitive and reversible redox peaks were acquired from the cyclic voltammograms of Ru-1 modified carbon electrodes, the Ru (II/III) oxidative peak was observed at 0.47 V. Uv-vis absorption spectra show that the membrane materials have intense and wide absorption peaks in a wider range, which is favorable for capture sunlight at longer wavelength. In sum, a carbon electrode of excellent photoelectric properties and stability can be obtained by modifying both graphene and HOPG electrodes with Ru-1complex. © All right reserved.
Keywords
Carbonaceous material; Inorganic nonmetallic materials; Ruthenium complex; Self-assembled
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