Abstract:In this study, Co-TiO2 was obtained by mixing and stirring cobalt nitrate hexahydrate, F127, tetrabutyl titanate, hydrochloric acid, acetic acid, and tetrahydrofuran, calcined after low-temperature drying, and then 2CoP-TiO2 catalyst was subsequently prepared by low-temperature phosphorylation under nitrogen atmosphere. The effects of various factors on the performance of 2CoP-TiO2 photocatalytic AB hydrolysis for hydrogen production were explored, and the microstructure of the catalyst was characterized in detail. The experimental results showed that the 2CoP-TiO2 catalyst catalyzed the hydrolysis of AB to hydrogen with a TOF value of 38.7 min-1 and an activa-tion energy of 46.4 kJ·mol-1 under visible light irradiation when the reaction temperature was 298 K. The intro-duction of the P component induced a decrease in the bandgap energy and an increase in the electron mobility rate, which promoted the photocatalytic reaction. The reaction time of catalyzed AB hydrolysis for hydrogen production did not increase significantly after the catalyst was tested for five cycles, indicating that the 2CoP-TiO2 catalyst has good cycling stability.