Nanomaterials for Environmental Purification and Energy Conversion

• 1. Verfasser: Markowska-Szczupak, Agata (auth)
• Weitere Verfasser: Janczarek, Marcin (auth), Kowalska, Ewa (auth)
• Format: Elektronisch Buchkapitel
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlicht: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2020
• Schlagworte: History of engineering & technology; Pt-Au; n/a; photodegradation; heterojunction; narrow pore size distribution; polytriazine; ionic liquid-assisted solvothermal reaction; alcohols; salicylic acid; visible light; hydrogen production; nanocomposites; flue gas; zinc chromite; multiwalled carbon nanotubes; methylene blue; ceria nanowires; oxalate; CO2 reduction; adsorption; H2 evolution; nanomaterials fabrication; oxygen vacancy; solar radiation; immobilized catalyst; low-cost; Fe2O3 dispersion; dyes; RhB; anatase; conductive cotton filter; reaction time; Cu/FTO nanocomposites; ionic liquids; TiO2; photocatalysis activity; dimethyl carbonate; disinfection; CO2; magnetic ZnO; humic acid; synthesis gas; graphene; Cu2O; urea; carbon nanotubes; photocatalytic reduction; TiOF2; NaOH-modified TiOF2; oxygen carrier; texture modification; network shape; sensitization; TiO2/Cu2O nanotubes; photocatalysis; XAFS; anodization; carbon dioxide; removal of microbiological pollutants; SBA-16; chemical looping; BCLA; transfer efficiency; rectorite; Cu nanoparticles; polydopamine; chemical looping reforming of methane; C/TiO2; heterogeneous photocatalysis; water purification; titanium dioxide; yttrium promoted oxygen carrier; gravity feed; Z-scheme
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The Special Issue, "Nanomaterials for Environmental Purification and Energy Conversion", describes the significant and increasing role of nanomaterials in catalysis. It is believed that the most important factor for future human development could be to use nanomaterials (nanotechnology) to...