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Applied Surface Science, 2019, 475: 953-960. 补充材料: 47 BiOBr-BN光催化氧化NO及其抑制毒副产物的机理研究 48 郑倩1,2, 曹玥晗2, 黄南建2, 董帆3, 周莹1,2 49 (1. 西南石油大学油气藏地质及开发工程国家重点实验室, 成都 610500; 2.西南石油大学材料科学与工程学院, 新能源材料及技术研究中心, 成都 610500; 3. 电子科技大学基础与前沿研究院, 环境科学与技术研究中心, 成都 611731) 50 表S1 BiOBr-BN样品的含量 51 Table S1 Contents of BiOBr-BN composites 52 表S2 BiOBr-BN样品的氧化选择性 53 Table S2 Oxidation selectivity of BiOBr-BN samples 54 NO2的生成率根据换算公式: {1 - [(CNOx - C) - (CNOx0 - C0)] / (C0 - C)} * 100% 55 其中, C代表实时NO浓度, C0代表初始NO浓度; CNOx代表实时氮氧化物(NO和NO2的统称)总浓度, CNOx0代表初始氮氧化物总浓度 56 表S3 5% BiOBr-BN样品的表面化学组成 57 Table S3 Surface chemical composition of 5%BiOBr-BN composite |