Microwave induced surface enhanced pollutant adsorption and photocatalytic degradation on Ag/TiO2

Fabrication of Ag‐photodeposited TiO2/cordierite honeycomb monolith photoreactors for 2‐naphthol degradation

“…The photodegradation efficiency of Pt/TiO 2 was 87.7% for phenol and 100% for 2‐chlorophenol after 180 min of irradiation, which was superior to the efficiency of pristine TiO 2 , which degraded only 34.4% of phenol and 66.5% of 2‐chlorophenol. A Ag/TiO 2 catalyst with 1.4 wt% Ag displayed high photocatalytic activity by decomposing more than 90% of p ‐chlorophenol and ca 85% of methyl orange under a combination of microwave and UV irradiation (300 W high‐pressure Hg lamp) after 45 min 16 . Aside from its potent catalytic activity and wide range of applications, Ag is the best material for fabricating NM/TiO 2 photocatalysts because of its high abundance, low cost and ease of preparation compared to other noble metals 17, 18 .…”

Photocatalytic Performance and Mechanism Research of Ag/HSTiO2 on Degradation of Methyl Orange

“… 5 − 8 However, the development of science and technology results from the improvement of the semiconductor photocatalytic technology, which becomes a hot spot in research and can effectively solve these problems. 9 …”

Enhanced visible-light photocatalytic performance of cadmium sulfide film via annealing treatment

“…Nowadays, the promising and green photocatalysis technology-based semiconductors have capture tremendous concern because it can solve the problems of energy shortage and environmental pollution [1]. Various semiconductor materials have been widely applied on account of their high-light-harvesting efficiency, fast mobility of charge carriers, and various morphologies to photodegrade the pollutants [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12].…”