Role of sodium borohydride as a co-catalyst for the nanoparticle-induced degradation of toxic dyes in aqua system

January 1, 2026Nanoscale AdvancesOpen Access

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This research investigates the role of sodium borohydride as a co-catalyst in enhancing the degradation of toxic dyes by metal nanoparticles in aquatic systems.
Utilized metal nanoparticles as catalysts for dye degradation.
Implemented sodium borohydride as a co-catalyst to improve degradation efficiency.
Analyzed degradation rates of various toxic dyes in aqua systems.
Examined the effects of varying concentrations of sodium borohydride.
Sodium borohydride significantly increased the degradation rate of toxic dyes.
The presence of metal nanoparticles further enhanced catalytic performance.
Optimal concentrations of sodium borohydride led to the most effective dye degradation.

Catalytic effects of sodium borohydride in degrading toxic dyes using metal nanoparticles, highlighting environmental benefits.

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