Yingge He

1 Introduction Intestine is the largest tissue and organ for the human body to absorb nutrients and water, and the intestinal barrier on its inner surface provides an effective guarantee for the body to avoid the invasion of harmful substances and pathogens in the environment.

Initiating photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutants under ultra-low light intensity via oxygen-centered organic radicals Photocatalysis, as a promising method for in-situ water pollution remediation but faces challenges due to the limited natural light intensity. Herein, we achieve highly-efficient photocatalytic removal of organic pollutants even under ultra-low light intensities of only 0.1 mW·cm⁻².