Constructing core@shell structured photothermal nanosphere with thin carbon layer confined Co-Mn bimetals for pollutant degradation and solar interfacial water evaporation

A CuCo Bimetal Confined Hollow SiC Hybrid Photothermal Nanoreactor for the Integration of Pollutant Mineralization and Solar‐Powered Water Evaporation

“…According to previous reports, OÀ M is an important reactive oxygen species that can accelerate the charge transfer between the active site on the catalyst surface and the PMS, and the relative content of OÀ M of catalyst Co@SiO 2 /Cu-6 is as high as 31.13 %, which may also account for its good catalytic performance. [47] Detailed ratios of corresponding species in high-resolution XPS for Co 2p, Cu 2p, C 1s, N 1s, and O 1s are shown in Tables S1-5.…”

Construction of phase-separated Co/MnO synergistic catalysts and integration onto sponge for rapid removal of multiple contaminants

“…Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs), encompassing Fenton and Fenton-like reactions, are recognized as highly effective for removing phenolic organic pollutants. 10 In comparison to traditional H 2 O 2 -based advanced oxidation technologies (HR-AOPS), AOP technologies involving sulfate radicals have garnered extensive attention due to their elevated redox potential and adaptability to a broader pH range (2.0–10.0). 11–13 Asymmetrically structured peroxymonosulfates demonstrate enhanced activation potential, producing sulfate radicals (˙SO 4 − ), hydroxyl radicals (˙OH), and even superoxide radicals more efficiently than peroxodisulfates.…”