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In-situ synthesis of biochar modified PbMoO4: An efficient visible light-driven photocatalyst for tetracycline removal

Chen et al., 2021

Document ID
1259381925350583851
Author
Chen Z
He Z
Zhou M
Xie M
He T
Zhao Y
Chen X
Wu Y
Xu Z
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Chemosphere

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For highly efficient photocatalytic remediation of organic pollutants, broad-spectrum light response and effective charge separation are two key goals. To achieve these goals, a novel biochar (BC) modified PbMoO 4 composite catalyst was successfully synthesized in …
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