2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jphotochem.2023.114970
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Catalytic and antimicrobial properties of Ag and polyacrylic acid doped SrO nanocomposites; molecular docking analysis

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“…Adsorption happened when a catalyst and a reducing agent were introduced into the RhB solution. Initially, NaBH 4 dissolved in water and dissociated into BH 4 – , which acts as the reductant species, and the RhB dye behaves like an acceptor when adsorbed on the catalyst surface that acts as an electronic relay, as shown in Figure S2, which is responsible for the change of RhB dye into loco RhB (LRhB). , The adsorption of RhB and BH 4 – improved substantial active sites in nanostructures, which increases the efficiency of dye reduction.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adsorption happened when a catalyst and a reducing agent were introduced into the RhB solution. Initially, NaBH 4 dissolved in water and dissociated into BH 4 – , which acts as the reductant species, and the RhB dye behaves like an acceptor when adsorbed on the catalyst surface that acts as an electronic relay, as shown in Figure S2, which is responsible for the change of RhB dye into loco RhB (LRhB). , The adsorption of RhB and BH 4 – improved substantial active sites in nanostructures, which increases the efficiency of dye reduction.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%