Porous β-CD polymer-based metal oxide systems: in-situ construction and tuning for boosted photocatalytic performance

G. Lakshmi; P. Velusamy

doi:10.1007/s10847-025-01326-9

February 3, 2026Journal of Inclusion Phenomena and Macrocyclic Chemistry

Porous β-CD polymer-based metal oxide systems: in-situ construction and tuning for boosted photocatalytic performance

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Photocatalytic performance significantly increases with optimal tuning of metal oxide systems, improving efficiency.
Key improvement metrics in photocatalysis include reaction time reduction and enhanced photoactivity under light exposure.
In-situ construction methods are used to integrate metal oxides within β-cyclodextrin polymers for optimal functionality.
These findings support advancements in environmental remediation and solar energy conversion strategies.

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Analysis demonstrates enhanced photocatalytic performance of metal oxide systems in β-cyclodextrin polymers, suggesting innovative applications in environmental technology.

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