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Intensifying Internal Electric Field on ZnO Nanoplates with Polar Surface Exposure and Cu Doping for Efficient Photocatalytic Methane Oxidation to Oxygenates

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Cu doping enhances photocatalytic methane conversion to oxygenates in ZnO nanoplates, indicating improved efficiency.

Liquid C1 oxygenates yield reaches 4742.2 µmol g −1 h −1 with 99.6% selectivity, showcasing superior photocatalytic performance.
The intensified internal electric field significantly improves charge carrier separation, enabling efficient methane activation and conversion.
Cu doped ZnO nanoplates create more active sites for adsorption, further promoting methane oxidation under mild conditions.
The proposed mechanism involves Cu facilitating O2 reduction and hydroxyl radical generation, vital for effective CH4 activation.

Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cu doping enhances photocatalytic methane conversion to oxygenates in ZnO nanoplates, indicating improved efficiency.

Liquid C1 oxygenates yield reaches 4742.2 µmol g −1 h −1 with 99.6% selectivity, showcasing superior photocatalytic performance.
The intensified internal electric field significantly improves charge carrier separation, enabling efficient methane activation and conversion.
Cu doped ZnO nanoplates create more active sites for adsorption, further promoting methane oxidation under mild conditions.
The proposed mechanism involves Cu facilitating O2 reduction and hydroxyl radical generation, vital for effective CH4 activation.

Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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