Visible-light driven rapid bacterial inactivation on red phosphorus/titanium oxide nanofiber heterostructures
Photocatalytic water disinfection has emerged as a promising approach for water purification. However, exploring efficient and rapid visible light driven materials for photocatalytic bacterial inactivation is still a challenging problem. Herein, red phosphorus/titanium oxide (TiO2RP) nanofibers were...
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