Hydrothermal synthesis of bifunctional Ag/MnO2 nanowires decorated with V2O5 nanorice: Photocatalytic and electrochemical impedance study for treatment of impurities present in waste water

Gad, Ehab S.; Chaudhary, Khadija; Ahmed, Ayman H.; Rafiq, Sabeera; Yousif, Ahmed M.; Suleman, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.optmat.2022.113274

Optical Materials

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.optmat.2022.113274

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Hydrothermal synthesis of bifunctional Ag/MnO2 nanowires decorated with V2O5 nanorice: Photocatalytic and electrochemical impedance study for treatment of impurities present in waste water

Ehab S. Gad

Khadija Chaudhary

Ayman H. Ahmed

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Hydrothermal synthesis of bifunctional Ag/MnO2 nanowires decorated with V2O5 nanorice: Photocatalytic and electrochemical impedance study for treatment of impurities present in waste water

Cited by 14 publications

References 47 publications

Surface Hydroxyl‐Assisted BiOBr Nanostructure Evolution for Remarkable Visible Light Photocatalytic Capability

Surface Hydroxyl‐Assisted BiOBr Nanostructure Evolution for Remarkable Visible Light Photocatalytic Capability

Hydrothermally grown hollandite manganese dioxide nanorods: evaluation of supercapattery performance and photocatalytic efficiency

An insight into Cu/Gd co-doping and MWCNTs modification on SrFe12O19 for effective removal of industrial effluents

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