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Excellent degradation performance of azo dye by metallic glass/titanium dioxide composite powders
The metallic glass/titanium dioxide powders (MG/TiO 2 ) with enhanced photocatalytic oxidation activity were synthesized, which exhibit a higher efficiency in decolorizing methylene blue solutions (MB). Compared with the pure TiO 2 and crystalline alloy/TiO 2 (CA/TiO 2 ) under the same circumstances...
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| description | The metallic glass/titanium dioxide powders (MG/TiO
2
) with enhanced photocatalytic oxidation activity were synthesized, which exhibit a higher efficiency in decolorizing methylene blue solutions (MB). Compared with the pure TiO
2
and crystalline alloy/TiO
2
(CA/TiO
2
) under the same circumstances, its degradation rate was 60 % and 30 % higher, respectively. Furthermore, compared with the CA/TiO
2
, the MG/TiO
2
photocatalytic rate was three times faster when decolorizing MB. Considering the excellent intrinsic high-performance photocatalytic degradation under visible light irradiation, these novel powders were proven to have potential applications in water purification industry. |
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