September 10, 2025ChemistrySelect

Photocatalytic Performance of MIL‐88B(Fe)/BiOCl Heterojunction and Mechanism of Organic Dye Degradation

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JLJianming LiuGuangdong University of Technology JYJinsong Yu SLShaofeng LiuQingdao University of Science and Technology

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Synthesis and analysis of MIL‐88B(Fe)/BiOCl heterojunction shows high dye degradation in wastewater treatment, indicating potential for environmental applications.

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MLB‐50 achieved over 90% dye degradation efficiency for both neutral red and basic fuchsia.
This degradation efficiency was maintained at around 80% after four recycling tests, showcasing good stability.
The hydrothermal method enabled the effective synthesis of MIL‐88B(Fe)/BiOCl heterojunction materials with enhanced photocatalytic properties.
The study illustrated the key roles of hydroxyl radicals, superoxide radicals, and photogenerated holes in the dye degradation mechanism.

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Liu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23caeb210217d6478a92c https://doi.org/10.1002/slct.202502698

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Synthesis and analysis of MIL‐88B(Fe)/BiOCl heterojunction shows high dye degradation in wastewater treatment, indicating potential for environmental applications.

Photocatalytic Performance of MIL‐88B(Fe)/BiOCl Heterojunction and Mechanism of Organic Dye Degradation

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Photocatalytic Performance of MIL‐88B(Fe)/BiOCl Heterojunction and Mechanism of Organic Dye Degradation

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