Add to ORKGThe natural semiconducting mineral rutile and sphalerite exhibited highly photocatalytic activities on degradation of methyl orange under visible light irradiation. The isomorphous substitutions of host metal ions by foreign ions and other defect states in natural semiconductors altered the band structure, decreased the intrinsic band gap, and then made them very attractive for solar energy utilisation. Our study indicated that natural semiconductor minerals might be suggested as a new class of cost-effective and solar light-responsive photocatalyst.EI
This feature article summarizes recent research on and development of semiconductor-based photocatal...
Photocatalysis is a hot topic because it is an environmentally friendly approach toward the conversi...
To build on the success of other mineral systems employed in solar cells, including kesterites (Cu2Z...
Natural sphalerite as a natural cost-effective photocatalyst was characterized and its visible light...
The photocatalytic reductive capability of a natural semiconducting mineral, sphalerite has been stu...
Natural sphalerite (ZnS), as a visible light-induced photocatalyst, was characterized by X-ray diffr...
Natural sphalerite, which represents a new class of mineral-based catalyst, was characterized and in...
Natural rutile, which contains substituting metal ions as V5+ and Fe3+, was found to exhibit good ph...
Increasing demand for energy and environmental degradation are the most serious problems facing the ...
A natural rutile TiO2, which displays photocatalysis on degrading halohydrocarbon pollutants, was re...
Natural rutile from China was found to have good photocatalytic activity for methylene blue (MB). Un...
Clay minerals have advantages to be used as supports for obtaining new catalysts, in which colloidal...
Organic contaminants, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and heavy metals have posed long-term threa...
Natural rutile TiO(2) shows photocatalysis on degrading trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene. I...
AbstractThe photocatalytic activity of natural sphalerite (the main mineral ore of ZnS) is relativel...
This feature article summarizes recent research on and development of semiconductor-based photocatal...
Photocatalysis is a hot topic because it is an environmentally friendly approach toward the conversi...
To build on the success of other mineral systems employed in solar cells, including kesterites (Cu2Z...
Natural sphalerite as a natural cost-effective photocatalyst was characterized and its visible light...
The photocatalytic reductive capability of a natural semiconducting mineral, sphalerite has been stu...
Natural sphalerite (ZnS), as a visible light-induced photocatalyst, was characterized by X-ray diffr...
Natural sphalerite, which represents a new class of mineral-based catalyst, was characterized and in...
Natural rutile, which contains substituting metal ions as V5+ and Fe3+, was found to exhibit good ph...
Increasing demand for energy and environmental degradation are the most serious problems facing the ...
A natural rutile TiO2, which displays photocatalysis on degrading halohydrocarbon pollutants, was re...
Natural rutile from China was found to have good photocatalytic activity for methylene blue (MB). Un...
Clay minerals have advantages to be used as supports for obtaining new catalysts, in which colloidal...
Organic contaminants, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and heavy metals have posed long-term threa...
Natural rutile TiO(2) shows photocatalysis on degrading trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene. I...
AbstractThe photocatalytic activity of natural sphalerite (the main mineral ore of ZnS) is relativel...
This feature article summarizes recent research on and development of semiconductor-based photocatal...
Photocatalysis is a hot topic because it is an environmentally friendly approach toward the conversi...
To build on the success of other mineral systems employed in solar cells, including kesterites (Cu2Z...