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Sulfur-mediated interfacial bonding in nitrogen-doped carbon dots/cadmium sulfide boosts hole transport for enhanced photocatalytic H₂ production
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• Sulfur is recycled from sodium lignosulfonate pyrolysis flue gas to prepare NC/CdS. • NC builds interfacial non-covalent C···S tetrel and O···S chalcogen bonds with CdS. • Hole transfer is facilitated by electronic-structure matching and tetrel/chalcogen bonds. • Structural and chemical stability of the composite catalyst is greatly raised. • High anti-photocorrosion and H2 production performance are achieved.
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sulfur recycling
nitrogen-doped carbon dots
cadmium sulfide
interfacial bonding
photocatalytic hydrogen production
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