A review of visible light-active photocatalysts for water disinfection: Features and prospects
Abstract
Photocatalysis has emerged as a valuable approach for microbial disinfection. The development of visible light-active (VLA) photocatalysts to tackle water contamination is imperative, taking into consideration that visible light makes up a substantial fraction of the solar spectrum. Consequently, several novel photocatalytic materials and systems have recently emerged as promising candidates for the disinfection of water. The current review...
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Title
A review of visible light-active photocatalysts for water disinfection: Features and prospects
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
373
Pages
624 - 641
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