Abstract
Abstract ZnIn2S4 (ZIS)’s superior photocatalytic CO2 reduction efficacy, coupled with its distinct layered architecture and narrow energy band profile, makes it an intriguing target for CO2 conversion studies. This article evaluates the photogenerated charge transfer mechanism and photocatalytic CO2 reduction (PCR) efficacy of varied ZIS-based heterostructure catalysts. ZIS-based heterojunctions are initially classified, ensuing discourse on advanced engineering techniques enhancing heterojunction phot catalysts’ PCR functionality like co-catalyst incorporation and morphologic manipulation. The concluding section provides an overview of the present study state and future progression in regard to ZIS-based heterostructured photocatalysts for PCR.
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