ArticleAccounts of chemical research2026
Organic Synthesis Mediated by Carbon Nitride Photocatalysis and Photocharged Carbon Nitrides.
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- Graphdiyne as a Hole-Transport Channel in Carbon Nitride Heterojunctions for Synergistic COAngewandte Chemie (International ed. in English) · 2026Article
- Photocatalytic Treatment of Real Sugar Industry Wastewater Using Lignocellulosic Biomass-Derived Hydrochar/g-CN.ACS omega · 2026Article
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Abstract
ConspectusOrganic synthesis mediated by graphitic carbon nitrides (g-CNs) became a research hotspot primarily due to a combination of the following aspects: (1) the simple and convenient preparation of the material on a gram scale from inexpensive precursors, (2) the heterogeneous nature of the material, which allows for its easy recovery from the reaction mixture, chemical and thermal stability, and possibility to create nanostructures, such as membranes and thin films, and (3) the effective utilization of sustainable energy─photons in the UVA-vis range, which may be used to drive chemical reactions that are endergonic in the dark. By combining various spectroscopic techniques and the results of theoretical modeling, our group identified three modes of substrate activation by g-CN via (1) photoinduced electron transfer, (2) energy transfer, and (3) proton-coupled electron transfer/hydrogen atom transfer. In this Account, we discuss the chemical structure of the electronically excited state of g-CN. This information may be used to design rational pathways for substrate activation via the above-mentioned mechanisms. Using elemental sulfur (S
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