Fe/Mo bimetallic sites-decorated carbonaceous material via 3 electron photocatalytic oxygen reduction reaction pathway for ultra-efficient degradation of water pollutants

Key Points

• Efficient degradation of water pollutants is achieved using bimetallic sites on carbonaceous material, demonstrating a potential breakthrough in purification technologies.
• Key evidence shows that the photocatalytic process effectively enables pollutant reduction, outperforming traditional methods.
• Assessment using three-electron pathways allows for optimized oxygen reduction reactions, enhancing the performance of the photocatalytic system.
• This highlights the need for further exploration and application of bimetallic photocatalysts in environmental remediation efforts.