Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review

Photocatalytic remediation of industrial water pollution has courted intense attention lately due to its touted green approach. In this respect, Keggin-based polyoxometalates (POMs) as green solid acids in photocatalytic reaction possess superior qualities, viz. unique photoinduced charge-transfer p...

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Main Authors: Lai, Sin Yuan, Ng, Kim Hoong, Cheng, Chin Kui, Nur, Hadi, Mukhamad Nurhadi, Mukhamad Nurhadi, Arumugam, Mahashanon
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spelling my.utm.946792022-03-31T15:52:10Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/94679/ Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review Lai, Sin Yuan Ng, Kim Hoong Cheng, Chin Kui Nur, Hadi Mukhamad Nurhadi, Mukhamad Nurhadi Arumugam, Mahashanon QD Chemistry Photocatalytic remediation of industrial water pollution has courted intense attention lately due to its touted green approach. In this respect, Keggin-based polyoxometalates (POMs) as green solid acids in photocatalytic reaction possess superior qualities, viz. unique photoinduced charge-transfer properties, strong photooxidative-photoreductive ability, high chemical and thermal stability, and so forth. Unfortunately, it suffers from a large bandgap energy, low specific surface area, low recoverability, and scarce utilization in narrow absorption range. Therefore, the pollutant degradation performance is not satisfactory. Consequently, multifarious research to enhance the photocatalytic performance of Keggin-based POMs were reported, viz. via novel modifications and functionalizations through a variety of materials, inclusive of, inter alia, metal oxides, transition metals, noble metals, and others. In order to advocate this emerging technology, current review work provides a systematic overview on recent advancement, initiated from the strategized synthetic methods, followed by hierarchical enhancement and intensification process, at the same time emphasizes on the fundamental working principles of Keggin-based POM nanocomposites. By reviewing and summarizing the efforts adopted global-wide, this review is ended with providing useful outlooks for future studies. It is also anticipated to shed light on producing Keggin-based POM nanocomposites with breakthrough visible- and solar-light-driven photocatalytic performance against recalcitrant organic waste. Elsevier Ltd 2021 Article PeerReviewed Lai, Sin Yuan and Ng, Kim Hoong and Cheng, Chin Kui and Nur, Hadi and Mukhamad Nurhadi, Mukhamad Nurhadi and Arumugam, Mahashanon (2021) Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review. Chemosphere, 263 . p. 128244. ISSN 0045-6535 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2020.128244
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topic QD Chemistry
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Lai, Sin Yuan
Ng, Kim Hoong
Cheng, Chin Kui
Nur, Hadi
Mukhamad Nurhadi, Mukhamad Nurhadi
Arumugam, Mahashanon
Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review
description Photocatalytic remediation of industrial water pollution has courted intense attention lately due to its touted green approach. In this respect, Keggin-based polyoxometalates (POMs) as green solid acids in photocatalytic reaction possess superior qualities, viz. unique photoinduced charge-transfer properties, strong photooxidative-photoreductive ability, high chemical and thermal stability, and so forth. Unfortunately, it suffers from a large bandgap energy, low specific surface area, low recoverability, and scarce utilization in narrow absorption range. Therefore, the pollutant degradation performance is not satisfactory. Consequently, multifarious research to enhance the photocatalytic performance of Keggin-based POMs were reported, viz. via novel modifications and functionalizations through a variety of materials, inclusive of, inter alia, metal oxides, transition metals, noble metals, and others. In order to advocate this emerging technology, current review work provides a systematic overview on recent advancement, initiated from the strategized synthetic methods, followed by hierarchical enhancement and intensification process, at the same time emphasizes on the fundamental working principles of Keggin-based POM nanocomposites. By reviewing and summarizing the efforts adopted global-wide, this review is ended with providing useful outlooks for future studies. It is also anticipated to shed light on producing Keggin-based POM nanocomposites with breakthrough visible- and solar-light-driven photocatalytic performance against recalcitrant organic waste.
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author Lai, Sin Yuan
Ng, Kim Hoong
Cheng, Chin Kui
Nur, Hadi
Mukhamad Nurhadi, Mukhamad Nurhadi
Arumugam, Mahashanon
author_facet Lai, Sin Yuan
Ng, Kim Hoong
Cheng, Chin Kui
Nur, Hadi
Mukhamad Nurhadi, Mukhamad Nurhadi
Arumugam, Mahashanon
author_sort Lai, Sin Yuan
title Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review
title_short Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review
title_full Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review
title_fullStr Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review
title_full_unstemmed Photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over Keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: A review
title_sort photocatalytic remediation of organic waste over keggin-based polyoxometalate materials: a review
publisher Elsevier Ltd
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