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Fabrication of TiO2@ITO-grown nanocatalyst as efficient applicant for catalytic reduction of Eosin Y from aqueous media
Innovative titania nanostructures were synthesized via efficient and prolific liquid phase deposition route and efficiently utilized for catalytic degradation of Eosin Y. The as-synthesized TiO 2 @ITO nanostructures were subjected to various characterization tactics that confirmed the efficacious fa...
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| description | Innovative titania nanostructures were synthesized via efficient and prolific liquid phase deposition route and efficiently utilized for catalytic degradation of Eosin Y. The as-synthesized TiO
2
@ITO nanostructures were subjected to various characterization tactics that confirmed the efficacious fabrication of nanostructures. The minute size of particles around 5–6 nm having anatase crystalline phase and concrete like morphology was greatly revealed by atomic force microscopy, XRD, and SEM, respectively. The resulting nanoconcretes were employed for photocatalytic degradation of Eosin Y dye in aqueous medium. The effects of various experimental parameters such as the reducing agent concentration, sunlight, time, catalytic dose, and microwave power were investigated for the potential photocatalytic degradation. The proposed TiO
2
@ITO nanostructures showed potential photocatalytic efficiency then previously reported nanomaterial for degradation of toxic Eosin Y dye; it shows approximately 99.8% dye degraded within 50–60 s using only 100 μg of nanocatalyst under optimized conditions. Owing to minute size, topography and electron–hole pair abilities TiO
2
@ITO nanostructures suggest an exceptional icon at the commercial level for successful degradation of toxic pollutants.
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2
@ITO nanostructures showed potential photocatalytic efficiency then previously reported nanomaterial for degradation of toxic Eosin Y dye; it shows approximately 99.8% dye degraded within 50–60 s using only 100 μg of nanocatalyst under optimized conditions. Owing to minute size, topography and electron–hole pair abilities TiO
2
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| subjects | Anatase Aquatic Pollution Aqueous solutions Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution Atomic force microscopy Chemical reduction Dyes Earth and Environmental Science Ecotoxicology Environment Environmental Chemistry Environmental Health Environmental science Fabrication Liquid phase deposition Liquid phases Morphology Nanocatalysis Nanomaterials Nanostructure Photocatalysis Photodegradation Pollutants Reducing agents Research Article Tactics Titanium dioxide Waste Water Technology Water Management Water Pollution Control |
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