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The ZIF-67/LaFeO3 p-n heterojunction interface significantly enhances the sensing of cefotaxime and improves the efficiency of its degradation through the photo-Fenton process. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

What question did this study set out to answer?

This research aims to develop an effective method for eliminating cefotaxime while minimizing harmful byproducts.

March 8, 2026Open Access

Nanostructured ZIF-67/LaFeO 3 p-n Heterojunction Interface for Amplified Cefotaxime Sensing & Intensified Photo-Fenton Degradation

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This research aims to develop an effective method for eliminating cefotaxime while minimizing harmful byproducts.
Utilized a nanostructured composite of ZIF-67 and LaFeO3.
Created a p-n heterojunction interface for enhanced sensing.
Evaluated the performance in photo-Fenton degradation processes.
Achieved a high surface area of ZIF-67 at 1181.41 m2/g.
Demonstrated increased sensitivity in cefotaxime sensing.
Showed improved performance in the degradation of cefotaxime.

Abstract

One of the biggest challenges is effectively eliminating cefotaxime (CFX) while reducing the production of hazardous byproducts. A high surface area of ZIF-67 (1181.41m 2 /g) and its composite ZIF-67/LaFeO...

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