In recent decades, TiO 2 nanomaterial photocatalysts for energy and environmental
applications have attracted extensive research interest. However, the main bottlenecks are …

Semiconductor photocatalysis acts as a sustainable green technology to convert solar
energy for environmental purification and production of renewable energy. However, the …

The exhaustion of fossil fuels and resultant pollution issues have prompted the world to look
to clean, nonpolluting hydrogen energy. The promising approach of the electrocatalytic …

There are challenges in develo** multifunctional materials that can not only effectively
adsorb but also completely eliminate organic contaminants in water. In this work, novel …

Industrial wastewaters contain hazardous contaminants that pollute the environment and
cause socioeconomic problems, thus demanding the employment of effective remediation …

Defect engineering in photocatalytic materials has been proven as a versatile approach to
maneuver their performance in solar-to-chemical energy conversion. In this article, the state …

ZnO nanomaterials have attracted tremendous interest in the fields of photocatalysis,
sensors, solar cells, supercapacitors, etc. However, the performance of intrinsic ZnO is …

Defect engineering in photocatalytic materials has recently attracted substantial attention
owing to the profound influence of defects on light absorption, charge separation, and …

The current surge in atmospheric CO 2 poses a critical challenge to global climate stability.
To combat this, effective strategies for capturing and utilizing CO 2 are imperative. Among …

Defects play important roles in semiconductor photocatalysis, which not only can act as
active sites but also serve as recombination centers for electrons and holes. The rational …