This exploration identifies catalysts balancing activity and stability in wastewater treatment, suggesting improved efficiency.
Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) efficiently degrade water pollutants, but their catalysts often prioritize activity over long-term stability, posing challenges for sustained wastewater treatment. High activity and stability are thermodynamically conflicting, with active catalysts degrading quickly and raising costs. This paper explores technologies optimizing both aspects, aiming for sustainable, cost-effective wastewater solutions.
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