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The hybrid methylene blue–zeolite system: a higher efficient photocatalyst for photoinactivation of pathogenic microorganisms

Smolinská et al., 2015

Document ID
11610569772220513793
Author
Smolinská M
Čík G
Šeršeň F
Čaplovičová M
Takáčová A
Kopáni M
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology

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The composite system can be prepared by incorporation of methylene blue (MB) into the channels of zeolite and by adsorption on the surface of the crystals. The composite photosensitizer effectively absorbs the red light (λ max= 648 nm) and upon illumination with …
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