TiO2 nanotube-carbon macroscopic monoliths with multimodal porosity as efficient recyclable photocatalytic adsorbents for water purification

Zhang, Qiao; Lu, Zhufeng; Jin, Shalang; Zheng, Yuanyuan; Ye, Tongtong; Duoduo, Yang; Li, Yiming; Zhu, Longfeng; Zhu, Lianwen

doi:10.1016/j.matchemphys.2016.02.037

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“…The polymers synthesized in the microwave showed better results in the removal of PnP from water than the conventional polymers. Zhang et al [124] outlined a construction strategy for porous TiO 2 nanotube carbon macroscopic monoliths (TNCMs). This material not only has a large surface area, porosity, and optical properties, but is also advantageous due to its adsorption properties and use of photocatalytic materials.…”

Section: Recent Research Papers On Water Purification Using Carbon Mamentioning

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Carbon Nanoparticles as Sources for a Cost-Effective Water Purification Method: A Comprehensive Review

Kotia

Yadav

Raj

et al. 2020

Fluids

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As the global population grows, the demand for cost-effective and eco-friendly water purification methods is increasing, which presently is at its peak due to the increase of impurities in water and the increasing awareness of waterborne disease. Carbon-based materials, which includes activated carbon, carbon nanotubes (CNTs), graphene, graphene oxide (GO), reduced graphene oxide (rGO), fullerene, and carbon dots, are observed as potential candidates for water treatment. In the present review, developments related to water purification methods using carbon nanomaterials over the last decade are critically summarized, with an emphasis on their thermophysical properties. The fabrication techniques for activated carbon, CNTs, graphene, and graphene oxide are presented, with an emphasis on the properties of carbon materials that allow their usage for water purification. Then, an extensive review of 71 patents dedicated to water purification using carbon materials such as activated carbon and cotton fibers is performed. Subsequently, the more important research studies on water purification using carbon nanomaterials are discussed, showing that CNTs, GO, and rGO are widely used in water treatment processes. The present review critically discusses the recent developments and provides important information on water purification using carbon materials.

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Section: Recent Research Papers On Water Purification Using Carbon Mamentioning

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Carbon Nanoparticles as Sources for a Cost-Effective Water Purification Method: A Comprehensive Review

Kotia

Yadav

Raj

et al. 2020

Fluids

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“…Traditional semiconductors (i.e. ZnO [15], TiO2 [16], CdS [17]), transition metal oxide (Fe2O3 [18], WO3 [19] and SnO2 [20]), the noble metal nanoparticles [e.g. Au [21], Ag [22],…”

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Efficient dye-removal via Ni-decorated graphene oxide-carbon nanotube nanocomposites

Pung

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Materials Chemistry and Physics

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“…Therefore, a nanoparticle that can combine the adsorption affinity with photocatalysis will give rise to novel materials, which would join the advantages of both techniques to degrade organic pollutants, instead of only change the phase of these contaminants [27,28]. The major photocatalytic adsorbents researched are α-hematite (Fe 2 O 3 ), meta-organic frameworks (MOFs) and TiO 2 nanocomposites, which are described further.…”

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Photocatalytic Adsorbents Nanoparticles

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Dal’Toé²,

Zanetti³

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Advanced Sorption Process Applications

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Photocatalysis and high adsorption coupling in a same nanoparticle have been emerged as a prominent class of cost-effective materials to degrade recalcitrant contaminants in wastewater. α-Hematite, metal-organic frameworks and TiO 2 nanocomposites have been investigated due to their features that overcome the other conventional photocatalysts and adsorbents to remove contaminants in aqueous medium. Several methods are applied to synthesize these nanostructures with different properties and physicochemical features and a brief review is shown to these well-established techniques to provide an understanding for the construction and application of these advanced materials.

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TiO2 nanotube-carbon macroscopic monoliths with multimodal porosity as efficient recyclable photocatalytic adsorbents for water purification

Cited by 6 publications

References 44 publications

Carbon Nanoparticles as Sources for a Cost-Effective Water Purification Method: A Comprehensive Review

Carbon Nanoparticles as Sources for a Cost-Effective Water Purification Method: A Comprehensive Review

Efficient dye-removal via Ni-decorated graphene oxide-carbon nanotube nanocomposites

Photocatalytic Adsorbents Nanoparticles

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