Flower-like NiAl-LDH/BiVO₄ Z-scheme photocatalysts for sunlight-driven degradation of azo dye: performance and mechanistic insights

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Manpreet Kaur; Pritam Hait; Soumen Basu

doi:10.1039/d5ra06146f

January 1, 2025RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Flower-like NiAl-LDH/BiVO₄ Z-scheme photocatalysts for sunlight-driven degradation of azo dye: performance and mechanistic insights

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Key Points

The flower-like NiAl-LDH/BiVO4 photocatalysts significantly enhance the degradation of azo dye under sunlight exposure.
Performance metrics indicate a remarkable degradation efficiency, achieving over 90% removal of azo dye in a short time frame.
Observational analysis of the photocatalytic process reveals the underlying mechanisms driving efficiency in dye degradation.
These findings suggest a viable approach for environmental remediation, specifically targeting dye-laden wastewater treatment.

Implication

This research demonstrates effective azo dye degradation using photocatalysts in wastewater, highlighting their significant environmental benefits.

Abstract

LDH-based materials are promising photocatalysts for environmental remediation, especially dye-laden wastewater treatment, due to their structural tunability, chemical stability, and simple synthesis.

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Kaur et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e70db290569dd607ee6336 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ra06146f

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Flower-like NiAl-LDH/BiVO₄ Z-scheme photocatalysts for sunlight-driven degradation of azo dye: performance and mechanistic insights

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Flower-like NiAl-LDH/BiVO₄ Z-scheme photocatalysts for sunlight-driven degradation of azo dye: performance and mechanistic insights

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