BiOBr has excellent visible‐light photocatalytic activity, but its poor cycling stability greatly limits its practical application. To overcome this shortcoming, BiOBr nanosheets were prepared on cuttlebone‐derived CaCO 3 in this work. A porous calcite with a coarse surface was obtained after the cuttlebone was heat‐treated in air. Then BiOBr nanosheets were designed to grow on the surface of the heat‐treated cuttlebone through a hydrothermal method. Compared with the pure BiOBr, the BiOBr/CaCO 3 composite had stronger visible‐light absorption, larger Brunauer–Emmett–Teller surface area, and mesopore volume. The BiOBr/CaCO 3 composite demonstrated enhanced photocatalytic activity over the pure BiOBr, degrading 91.9% of tetracycline hydrochloride within 54 min irradiation, which was 1.49 times higher than that of the pure BiOBr. Additionally, it achieved a 97.26% degradation of rhodamine B within 150 min irradiation, matching the performance of the pure BiOBr. Furthermore, the BiOBr/CaCO 3 composite also exhibited superior cycling stability. This work provides a simple strategy for reducing the cost of photocatalysts.
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