Synergy of cation/anion co-vacancy defects and cavitation for selective production and efficient utilization of H2O2 in water purification

Key Points

• H2O2 production is enhanced by the synergy of cation and anion vacancy defects, improving purification.
• An increase of over 30% in H2O2 production is observed in treatments utilizing cavitation methods.
• Analysis utilizes experimental results from defect-modified materials to assess water purification efficiency.
• Implications suggest that optimized defect structures may lead to more effective and sustainable water treatment methods.