Photocatalytic degradation and rate constant prediction of chlorophenols and bisphenols by H3PW12O40/GR/TiO2 composite membrane
Abstract
Photocatalysis is a promising approach to remove highly toxic and refractory aromatics pollutants. However, developing highly active photocatalyst is a long-standing challenge for pollutant degradation. This study addressed this challenge by developing GR (graphene)/TiO2 and HPW (H3PW12O40)/GR/TiO2 membranes by sol-gel method. The removal efficiencies of HPW/GR/TiO2 (the doping of 1.0% HPW) membrane for chlorophenols (including o-chlorophenol,...
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Title
Photocatalytic degradation and rate constant prediction of chlorophenols and bisphenols by H3PW12O40/GR/TiO2 composite membrane
Published Date
Sep 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
188
Pages
109786 - 109786
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