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Modifying BiOBr with polydopamine and loading it onto a 3D-printed monolithic photoreactor creates a highly efficient and stable photocatalyst that achieves 95.0% Rhodamine B degradation within 1 hour and retains 90.0% efficiency after 10 cycles. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

What question did this study set out to answer?

To enhance the photocatalytic performance of a BiOBr-loaded photoreactor using polydopamine.

April 1, 2026Open Access

Polydopamine enhances the photocatalytic performance of a BiOBr-loaded 3D-printed monolithic photoreactor by fused deposition modeling

Key Points

To enhance the photocatalytic performance of a BiOBr-loaded photoreactor using polydopamine.
3D-printing of a monolithic photoreactor
Modification of BiOBr with polydopamine
Assessment of photocatalytic efficiency with RhB degradation
Achieved 95.0% degradation of RhB within 1 hour
Retained 90.0% efficiency after 10 cycles
Demonstrated excellent stability of the photocatalyst

Abstract

BiOBr modified with polydopamine was loaded onto a 3D-printed monolithic photoreactor. The optimized photocatalyst achieved 95.0% RhB degradation within 1 h and retained 90.0% efficiency after 10 cycles, demonstrating its excellent stability.

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