). The N-CA catalyst was further evaluated for the degradation of cationic, anionic dyes and chloro/nitro-phenols under both UV and visible light. Photoelectrocatalysis (PEC) of RG with N-CA resulted in complete degradation of the dye. The mechanism governing the catalytic processes was determined from the trapping experiments. The potential reasons for the enhanced photoactivity of the NiO/Ni nanocomposite were that Ni acted as an electron sink, and the applied bias of +1.0 V separated the electron-hole, reducing its rate of recombination.
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