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• W3040280521 abstract "Abstract:The surface upheld metal natural structure slim film half breed material has been developed by utilizing profoundly crystalline and precise orchestrated MOF meager film heterojunction. The heterojunctions which has been created with metallo-porphyrin photosensitizer (Zn (II) tetraphenylpophyrin) and photoemitter (3,9-perylenedicarboxylic corrosive) for triplet obliteration upconversion to upgrade the vitality. The half and half MOF flimsy film materials can be viably used to change the low vitality green light into high vitality blue light by conquering the Shockley–Queisser limit. The acquired information demonstrate that the cross breed material can be utilized as one of dynamic wellsprings of TTA UC based upgraded vitality transformation materials.Introduction:It’s very important to find the new materials for solar energy conversion technologies which would help us to save energy for future generation. Harnessing the idea of triplet triplet annihilation upconversion (TTA UC) requires a smart hybrid material overcoming required distance for smooth and efficient triplet energy transfer(TEnT). However, the TTA UC process is the one of the best wavelength shift methodology in which the two low energy photons (hu1) having high wavelength are absorbed and transformed into one high energy photons (hu2) with low wavelength via Dexter type energy transfer mechanism. In our earlier discussion we have reported the triplet energy transfer between PtOEP (PtOEP = Pt(II) octaethylporphine) as sensitizer and Zn-perylene SURMOF as acceptor in acetonitrile solution[5] by making solid liquid interface and surface modifications. Here we can have a new idea of suing solid-solid interface by making SURMOF-SURMOF heterojunction to study TTA UC.The TTA UC has been studied using variety of materials to enhance the contemporary demands of solar energy. Moreover, notable efforts has been made to utilize the modern surface-anchored metal-organic frameworks (SURMOFs) materials in gas separation,electronics, CO2 reduction, water splitting, photovoltaic, and most recently in TTA-UC system due to its controlled growth orientation, tunable pore size and highest crystallinity.Moreover, previous studies showed that the random orientation of photosensitizer which was dissolved in the solution could also hinder the transfer of triplet energy in the photoelectrochemical cell.It has been reported that the Zn (II) tetraphenylpophyrin molecules have s and p bond between N atom and Zn+2 transition metal. The Zn+2 and N atom have p coordination due to d electrons which strengthens the (T1 ← S1) transition.As a matter of fact the Zn (II) tetraphenylpophyrin photosensitizer can also effectively utilize the long-lived S2 state (1.5 and 2.4 ps) with strong transition ( S2 ← S0 ) followed by hopping process with S2 excitation energy which needs the emitter of higher energy level.Moreover, the blue emitter-perylene molecule has lower energy level which favors the triplet energy transfer (TEnT) followed by triplet triplet annihilation mechanism from sensitizer and the exchange of triplet energy with acceptor annihilating the triplets for the formation of singlets to generating the blue light with high energy. In this work we will introduce the formation of heterojunction with Zn (II) tetraphenylpophyrin molecules as sensitizer and 3,9-perpylenedicarboxylic acids as acceptor which will be used for triplet triplet annihilation upconversion (TTA UC)Preparation of substratesThe quartz glass / FTO glass (SOLARONIX, Switzerland) substrates were cleaned in acetone for approximately ten minutes in an ultrasonic bath then these are treated with plasma under O2 for nearly thirty minutes to generate a surface with -OH (hydroxyl groups).These cleaned substrates were used instantaneously to grow SURMOF.Preparation of Zn-perylene SURMOF Liquid phase epitaxy technique is used for the preparation of the Zn-Perylene SURMOFs on top of FTO /Quartz Glass substrates. We prepared a concentration zinc acetate ethanolic solution (1 mM). On top of cleaned FTO we sprayed it for 5s. After 30s wait, 3,9 perylene dicarboxylic acid ethanolic solution was sprayed ( concentration:20AƒÂ¯A‚A‚­AƒÂ¯A‚A‚-40AƒÂ¯A‚A‚­M; spray time: 20 s, waiting time: 30 s). This alternate spray process of Zn-acetate as metal linker and 3,9 perylene dicarboxylic acid as organic linker supported the formation of highly crystalline metal organic framework thin film and more detail can be found somewhere in the literature.Preparation of Zn-porphyrin SURMOF and Its HeterojunctionSURMOF of Zn (II) metalloporphyrin were fabricated using well established highly throughput automated spray system Briefly, a concentration of 20 mM Zn(II)metalloporphyrins in ethanol (spray time: 25 s, waiting time: 35 s) and a concentration of 1 mM zinc acetate in ethanol (spray time: 15 s, waiting time: 35 s) were one by one sprayed onto the FTO / Quartz Glass substrates in a layer-by-layer fashion using N2 as a carrier gas (0.2 mbar). In between, pure ethanol was used for rinsing to get rid of the unreacted species from the surface (rinsing time: 5 s). The thickness of the sample was controlled by the number of deposition cycles. Moreover, the SURMOF-SURMOF heterojunction was formed by firstly growing the 20 cycles of Zn-perylene SURMOF and on top of it 20 more cycles of Zn (II) metalloporphyrin SURMOF was added to make heterojunctions. Moreover, the formation of heterojunction which is described in the literature.Triplet-triplet annihilation upconversion (TTA UC) setupFirst of all, 40 mg/ml PMMA (poly methyl (methacrylate) was prepared in the acetonitrile solution. Then as prepared MOF thin film material consisting of  FTO/Quartz Glass-Zn-perylene SURMOF+Zn-porphyrin SURMOF were immersed into the well mixed acetonitrile solution of PMMA which was degassed with N2 for half an hour. The heterostructure was characterized for triplet triplet annihilation upconversion using laser light source.XRD CharacterizationsResults and DiscussionsComparative analysis of the ultraviolet-visible (UV-vis) spectrum of Zn-perylene SURMOF, Zn-porphysin SURMOF and Zn-perylene-Zn-porphyrin heterojunction is being shown in Figure 3. The UV¬-vis spectrum of Zn-perylene alone SURMOF range from 358 nm to 470nm (in brown) which is also compared with the solution of free perylene dicarboxylic[11] acids indicating a blue shift in MOF thin film sample. The UV-vis of Zn-porphyrin shows a Sorret Band at ~ 440nm and two Q bands between 530 nm to 614 nm. The Zn (II) tetraphenylpophyrin molecule shows two Q bands which are different from free base porphyrin generating four Q bands because Zinc+2 ion coordination with porphyrin  molecule changes the symmetry of the former molecule The combined UV vis of Zn-perylene SURMOF and Zn-porphyrin SURMOF heterostructure overlaps with all the bands of both MOF thin films shown in figure 3(red).The merging of all the bands in SURMOF heterostructure is very important for efficient absorption of green light and its conversion into blue lightThe obtained quantum yield efficiency of Zn-perylene SURMOF+Zn-porphyrin SURMOF heterostructure is 0.182%. Following the same method of calculation mention in the reported literature, we found that the calculated value is consistent with the literature values. However, it is highly recommended to use the heterojunction for future dye sensitized solar cell devices. Conclusion & Significance: The MOF thin film based smart and hybrid materials can be used for enhanced energy conversion triplet triplet annihilation upconversion. The studied hybrid material can be used for the future energy conversion devices. The point of view is that a prototype dye sensitized solar cell device can be fabricated with highly crystalline MOF thin film. Moreover, it has been demonstrated that the photocurrent can be significantly enhanced by overcoming the longer distance which finally may overcome Shockley–Queisser limit. Further efforts in such direction may open the new avenues for exploring more MOF thin film materials for solar energy conversion devices." @default.
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