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January 1, 2017Materials Chemistry Frontiers

Recyclable, bifunctional composites of perovskite type N-CaTiO ₃ and reduced graphene oxide as an efficient adsorptive photocatalyst for environmental remediation

Ashish Kumar Suneel Kumar Ashish Bahuguna Ajay Kumar Vipul Sharma Venkata Krishnan

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Novel RGO–NCT composites have been synthesized and utilized for the degradation of MB and TBZ, as efficient bifunctional adsorptive photocatalysts.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7eb379358787acda4f7bbf https://doi.org/10.1039/c7qm00362e

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