Photocatalysis and perovskite oxide-based materials: a remedy for a clean and sustainable future

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Photocatalytic reaction for CO2 reduction in presence of co-catalyst.

Analysis of the Applications of Particle Swarm Optimization and Genetic Algorithms on Reaction Kinetics: A Prospective Study for Advanced Oxidation Processes

“…[47] Because of these, it have been a challenging task to synthesize a material with superior qualities accounting to all of the above mentioned requirements. However, promising advances have been already reported for the implementation of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), [48,49] perovskite oxides, [50,51] doped semiconductors, [52,53] and photo-sensitized materials. [54][55][56] When modeling photocatalytic processes, two main factors need to be considered: (i) the light absorption on the catalyst ChemElectroChem and (ii) the concentration of pollutants.…”

“…Because of these, it have been a challenging task to synthesize a material with superior qualities accounting to all of the above mentioned requirements. However, promising advances have been already reported for the implementation of metal‐organic frameworks (MOFs), [48,49] perovskite oxides, [50,51] doped semiconductors, [52,53] and photo‐sensitized materials [54–56] …”

Investigating the microstructural and electrochemical performance of novel La0.3Ba0.7Zr0.5X0.3Y0.2 (X = Gd, Mn, Ce) electrolytes at intermediate temperature SOFCs

“…The doping of perovskite materials with trivalent rareearth elements or lanthanides can alter their properties. 19,20 Rare earth (RE) element doped perovskites have drawn attention due to their higher ionic, proton, or mixed conductivities. 21,22 The fundamental reason for higher proton (H + ) conductivity compared to O 2− conductivity is the lower proton activation energy (E a ).…”

Morphotropic Phase Boundary Enhanced Photocatalysis in Sm Doped BiFeO3

“…The topic of the photocatalytic (PC) decomposition of organic water pollutants continues to be one of the hottest topics. Perovskite materials and ferrites have generated strong research interest in recent decades as they are among the most promising materials for photocatalytic degradation of pollutants as well as hydrogen generation due to their unique properties and the possibility of their controlled customization [ 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ]. It has recently been shown that the combination of perovskite materials with ferrites and an S-type heterojunction made it possible to significantly enhance the photocatalytic properties [ 7 ].…”