Factors affecting photocatalytic performance through the evolution of the properties due to the phase transition from $ NaBiO_{3} $·$ 2H_{2} $O to $ BiO_{2−x} $
Abstract The phase transition process of a photocatalytic system from $ NaBiO_{3} $·$ 2H_{2} $O to $ BiO_{2−x} $ has been investigated to understand the important factors that affect photocatalytic performance in a composite system. It is found that a proper amount of $ BiO_{2−x} $ on the surface of...
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