Influence of Cu doping on structure, morphology and optical characteristics of SnO2 thin films prepared by chemical bath deposition technique

Flower ball cathode assembled from Cu doped Co3S4/Ni3S2 ultrathin nanosheets in a photocatalytic fuel cell for efficient photoelectrochemical rifampicin purification and simultaneous electricity generation based on a CuO QDs/TiO2/WO3 photoanode

“…† Moreover, the diffraction peak intensity of the doped samples become stronger as the Cu can change the morphology of samples to promote nucleation, making the samples have high crystallinity. 30 The contact angle of the electrode is measured to evaluate the wettability of the surface. In Fig.…”

Visible light activated SnO2:Dy thin films for the photocatalytic degradation of methylene blue

“…20 Enhancing the photocatalytic performance of SnO 2 has been a subject of study, with signicant improvements achieved through doping with transition metals or their oxides such as Cu, 21 Ni, Sb, 22 Co, Fe, and Mg. 23 This modication has been shown in the literature to inuence shis in optical absorption, elevate surface defect levels, increase the generation of surface oxygen vacancies, and impede charge carrier recombination. [24][25][26][27] Recently, rare earth (RE) metals have been explored as additives due to their interactive electron conguration, excellent catalytic properties and fast oxygen ion mobility, which tend to enhance the speed of degradation by making up for the shortcomings in the structure of the thin lms. These interesting materials involve a wide range of elements including Ce, 28 Y, 29 Tm, 30 Tb, 31 Nd 32 and Pr.…”

Effect of radiation exposure on function human body by CBC parameter for workers in nuclear medicine field

“…When living tissues absorb the radiation, both of the radiation's type and the absorbed dose are significant in defining the damage degree that might happen [1][2][3]. External exposure of radiation is occurring when the body is exposed to penetrating radiation from an external source while the internal one involves contamination with radioactive material [4]. The great imaging modality in which one can visualize biochemical and physiologic alterations throughout the body in a single imaging session is the positron emission tomography (PET).…”