Photocatalytic activity of micron-scale brass on emerging pollutant degradation in water: mechanism elucidation and removal efficacy assessment

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Photocatalytic activity of micron-scale brass on emerging pollutant degradation in water: mechanism elucidation and removal efficacy assessment

Abstract: Micron-scale brass is a catalyst that can be activated with ultraviolet radiation to remove emerging contaminants from water via oxidation by hydroxyl radicals.

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