Abstract
Nanoscopic CdS particles were encapsulated into microchannels of Engelhard titanosilicates, ETS-4 as well as ETS-10, with the photocatalytically active –Ti–O–Ti– quantum wires in their frameworks. The photocatalytic activities for hydrogen production from water under visible light irradiation ( λ > 420 nm) were investigated in the CdS/ETS system. A stable photocatalytic activity under visible light irradiation was found in an aqueous solution containing Na 2S and Na 2SO 3 as electron donors. The results suggest that the encapsulation of CdS in ETS-zeolites is effective for separating charge-carriers photogenerated in CdS and for improving the activity as well as the stability.
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