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Charge transfer pathways in an indium-MOF-derived In₂O₃-InVO₄-YFeO₃ dual Z-scheme for diclofenac degradation

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By Karunamoorthy Saravanakumar, Minji Jennifer Kim, Yeomin Yoon, Chang Park, Govindan Jagan
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Abstract Dual Z-scheme multijunction photocatalysts hold remarkable potential for the elimination of antibiotic pollutants under visible-light illumination; however, precise regulation of charge-transfer pathways and comprehensive characterization of effective dual Z-scheme systems remain critical challenges. Herein, we report the direct design of a novel indium-MOF-derived In2O3/InVO4–YFeO3 (InYFe) dual Z-scheme multijunction using a simple wet-chemical strategy to address these limitations.
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MOF-derived C, N-In2O3 with GdFeO3 Z-scheme heterostructure for the photocatalytic removal of tetracycline - npj Clean Water

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By Karunamoorthy Saravanakumar
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Abstract Metal oxides derived from metal–organic frameworks have received considerable attention for water treatment. Herein, MIL-68 (In)–derived rod-like carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) codoped In2O3–modified GdFeO3 (CN–InO/GdF) Z-scheme heterostructures were rationally constructed through simple pyrolysis and a wet-chemical route. The synthesized CN–InO/GdF catalysts were characterized using several physicochemical techniques.
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