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The study aims to clarify the role of wavelength-dependent light in enhancing the photothermal oxidation of toluene.

February 2, 2026

Unveiling Wavelength-Dependent Light Roles on Dynamic Structures for Photothermal Toluene Oxidation over Atomically Dispersed Pd/TiO2

XWXin WangGuangdong University of Technology MXMaosen XuGuangdong University of Technology JFJinhua FengGuangdong University of Technology

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The study aims to clarify the role of wavelength-dependent light in enhancing the photothermal oxidation of toluene.
Conducted experiments using atomically dispersed Pd/TiO2 as a catalyst.
Evaluated the impact of different light wavelengths on catalytic activity.
Analyzed the interplay of light and heat in the reaction process.
Demonstrated that specific wavelengths enhance the oxidation activity of toluene.
Found synergistic effects between light and thermal energy leading to improved reaction rates.

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Photothermal synergistic catalysis, integrating light and heat, is an encouraging green strategy for various catalytic reactions, yet the fundamental role of light in governing activity remains unclear. Herein, using toluene...

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