Написати автору Катіон-вмісне активоване вугілля як фотокаталізатори деградації барвників
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Окиснене вугілля та його катіонообмінні форми використані як фотокаталізатори в процесах деградації барвників (родамін Б, метилоранж) та фенолу під дією УФ та видимого світла. Встановлено, що вихідне окиснене вугілля є активним в умовах УФ опромінення, але неактивне у видимій області. Введення в активоване вугілля добавок міді та кобальту сприяє значному збільшенню фотокаталітичної активності отриманих каталізаторів. Мідь-вмісне вугілля є найактивнішим в УФ області, а кобальт-вмісне – у видимій області. Ступінь знебарвлення розчинів барвників досягає 90–95 %, а ступінь їх мінералізації складає 16–73 %.
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