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Exploring the effect of the irradiation time on photosensitized dendrimer-based nanoaggregates for potential applications in light-driven water photoreduction

AutorMartínez, Natalia P.; Inostroza-Rivera, Ricardo; Durán, Boris; Molero, Leonard; Bonardd, Sebastian; Ramírez, Óscar CSIC ORCID; Isaacs, Mauricio; Díaz Díaz, David CSIC ORCID ; Leiva, Ángel; Saldías, César
Palabras claveDendrimers
Photoactive
Hydrogen evolution
Artificial photosynthesis
Fecha de publicación14-sep-2019
EditorMultidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
CitaciónNanomaterials 9(9): 1316 (2019)
ResumenFourth generation polyamidoamine dendrimer (PAMAM, G4) modified with fluorescein units (F) at the periphery and Pt nanoparticles stabilized by L-ascorbate were prepared. These dendrimers modified with hydrophobic fluorescein were used to achieve self-assembling structures, giving rise to the formation of nanoaggregates in water. The photoactive fluorescein units were mainly used as photosensitizer units in the process of the catalytic photoreduction of water propitiated by light. Complementarily, Pt-ascorbate nanoparticles acted as the active sites to generate H2. Importantly, the study of the functional, optical, surface potential and morphological properties of the photosensitized dendrimer aggregates at different irradiation times allowed for insights to be gained into the behavior of these systems. Thus, the resultant photosensitized PAMAM-fluorescein (G4-F) nanoaggregates (NG) were conveniently applied to light-driven water photoreduction along with sodium L-ascorbate and methyl viologen as the sacrificial reagent and electron relay agent, respectively. Notably, these aggregates exhibited appropriate stability and catalytic activity over time for hydrogen production. Additionally, in order to propose a potential use of these types of systems, the in situ generated H2 was able to reduce a certain amount of methylene blue (MB). Finally, theoretical electronic analyses provided insights into the possible excited states of the fluorescein molecules that could intervene in the global mechanism of H2 generation.
Versión del editorhttps://doi.org/10.3390/nano9091316
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/10261/191373
DOI10.3390/nano9091316
E-ISSN2079-4991
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