We report that the biomass-derived lignosulfonate (LS) can function as a quasi-homogenous electron mediator to efficiently promote the electron transfer from the excited erythrosin B (ErB) to the generated Pt cocatalyst under visible light, thus enhancing the photocatalytic H evolution activity by over 10 fold as compared to the LS-free system.
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