Highly efficient of molybdenum trioxide-cadmium titanate nanocomposites for ultraviolet light photocatalytic and antimicrobial application: Influence of reactive oxygen species.

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Abstract
In the present work we report the enhanced UV light photocatalytic performance of cadmium titanate photocatalyst by MoO for Drug pollutant degradation. The nano photocatalyst sample was synthesized employing the Pechini-ultrasonic-hydrothermal route. Therefore, the nano photocatalyst were characterized by various analytical devices. The wide scan X-ray photoelectron spectral study confirmed the MoO in the CdTiO matrix. The crystallite size calculated with the Debye-Scherrer equation (55.4, 57.0, 61.2 and 63.1 nm for pure CdTiO, MoCdTi-0, MoCdTi-1, and MoCdTi-2 nanocomposites, respectively). SEM micrographs revealed nanowire morphology indicated the crystalline nature of the sample. The MoO-CdTiO photocatalyst degraded the aspirin pollutant in 90 min under UV light which was higher and efficient than the pristine cadmium titanate. The enhanced photocatalytic efficiency can be attributed to the significant decrease in the band gap energy relative to the pristine cadmium titanate coupled with larger surface area morphology. The actual band gap values calculated were 2.95 to 2.66 eV ranges. The antifungal efficiency of the CdTiO, and MoO-CdTiO was examined against Aspergillus flavus, and Trigoderma veride and their antibacterial efficiency was examined against Escherichia coli, and streptococcus pyogenes. The MoO-CdTiO with high ratio of MoO has suitable to good activity compared with pure CdTiO and other MoO-CdTiO samples.
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Authors Zhu, Jia-Ming;Hosseini, Mojgan;Fakhri, Ali;Rad, Saboura Salari;Hadadi, Tayebeh;Nobakht, Nastaran;
Journal journal of photochemistry and photobiology b, biology
Year 2019
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S1011-1344(18)31308-3
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Antimicrobial photocatalysis aspirin cadmium titanate moo(3)

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