研究生: |
許晉祥 Hsu, Chin-Hsiang |
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論文名稱: |
鎳酸鑭的合成及其熱電與光催化性質之探討 The study on the synthesis, thermoelectric and photocatalytic properties of LaNiO3 |
指導教授: |
齊孝定
Qi, Xiao-Ding |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工學院 - 材料科學及工程學系 Department of Materials Science and Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2021 |
畢業學年度: | 109 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 107 |
中文關鍵詞: | 鎳酸鑭 、熱電材料 、光降解 、溶膠-凝膠法 、氧空缺 |
外文關鍵詞: | LaNiO3, Thermoelectric material, Photodegradation, Sol-gel method, Oxygen deficiency |
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近年來因應能源問題以及環境污染,對綠色能源以及環境復育的研究愈來愈多,其中也包括對熱電及光降解材料的研究,我們預期具鈣鈦礦結構的鎳酸鑭 (LaNiO3) 於這兩種領域應用是非常有潛力的。鎳酸鑭的能帶結構可以透過摻雜不同半徑的稀土離子來改變,使得摻雜之鎳酸鑭的導電性從原本金屬型轉變為半導體型,且能隙寬度可以藉由改變Ni-O-Ni的鍵角來調節(在RNiO3的系統中,R為任一稀土元素,Ni-O-Ni的鍵角越小表示其電性有趨向半導體型表現的趨勢)。此外,鎳酸鑭的能帶結構和導電性亦可通過控制材料中的氧劑量比來改變。本研究首先從水熱法、固相燒結法、溶膠-凝膠法選出最適合的鎳酸鑭合成方法,而後以摻雜離子半徑較小的元素銪以及氬氣氣氛下退火還原的方式,期望能夠使原本金屬型的鎳酸鑭因此產生能隙,達到調控導電性和光吸收效率之目的,並進行熱電及光降解性質之探討。
在摻雜實驗中,所合成之La1-xEuxNiO3 (x=0~ 0.5)仍符合鈣鈦礦的結構特性,空間群皆為R-3c。由晶格結構軟體分析可知,Ni-O-Ni的鍵角從未摻雜時的170.8°於摻雜50% (x= 0.5)後縮小至152.7°,但仍未達到轉變成半導體型所需的角度:小於151.8°(半導體型的鎳酸釤其鍵角為151.8°),因而席貝克係數沒有顯著的提升,而所有試片之電性表現也仍呈現金屬型。
在氧劑量比調控方面,當無氧空缺之鎳酸鑭(LaNiO3-δ,δ=0)在氬氣氣氛中於500°C持溫8小時後,經X射線繞射圖譜分析證實已形成缺氧相LaNiO2.7,空間群為P1。若持溫24小時,則可得LaNiO2.5,空間群為C2/c,此時退火還原後的產物已不符合鈣鈦礦結構的特性。席貝克係數量測發現,LaNiO2.7之係數僅略大於無氧空缺之鎳酸鑭,範圍落在-9 ~ -17 μV/K ,但電性的量測結果卻顯示其仍為金屬型,推測樣品中除LaNiO2.7外仍包含一定比例的LaNiO3。也因為如此,光降解實驗中,添加LaNiO2.7之溶液其分解百分率僅略優於亞甲基藍本身的自降解效果。
The researches on green energy production and environmental remediation have attracted great attention in recent years. Thermoelectric energy conversion and photodegradation of organic pollutants are among the relevant technologies studied intensively. Perovskite-structured LaNiO3 has great potential for applications in both fields. Stoichiometric LaNiO3 has metallic conductivity without a bandgap. However, by doping with small rare-earth (RE) ions, it may become a semiconductor with the bandgap tunable by the Ni-O-Ni bond angle, which is dependent on the size of RE ions. Furthermore, the electronic band structure of LaNiO3 can also be varied by its oxygen stoichiometry, allowing LaNiO3 to be tuned into a semiconductor with a tunable bandgap dependent on the extent of oxygen deficiency. In this work, LaNiO3 was synthesized by solid-state sintering, sol-gel, and hydrothermal methods. However, sol-gel was found to be the most suitable method and was used for the synthesis of the Eu-doped samples, i.e.
La1-xEuxNiO3 (x=0~0.5). Structural refinements based on the X-ray diffraction data indicated that the Ni-O-Ni bond angle reduced from 170.8° in LaNiO3 to 152.7° in La0.5Eu0.5NiO3, which was still too large compared to 151.8° that is required to open a bandgap as in the case of SmNiO3. As the result, the electric conductivity of La1-xEuxNiO3 (x=0~0.5) still had metallic behavior and their Seebeck coefficient was not improved. Oxygen-deficient phases, i.e. LaNiO2.7 and LaNiO2.5, were obtained after annealing in Ar at 500°C for 8 and 24 hours, respectively. Their crystal structures were distorted greatly with the space groups of P1 and C2/c for LaNiO2.7 and LaNiO2.5, respectively. LaNiO2.7 showed a slightly improved Seebeck coefficient compared to LaNiO3, which fell between -9 and -17 μV/K. However, LaNiO2.7 still displayed a metallic conductivity, implying that the samples might contain a fair amount of the metallic LaNiO3 in addition to the main phase of LaNiO2.7. As the result, the samples showed a poor photodegradation effect. The photodegradation percentage of methylene blue with the addition of LaNiO2.7 only improved slightly compared to the self-degradation.
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