Photocatalytic Inactivation of Chlorella by TiO2/Foam Nickel

Photocatalytic Inactivation of Chlorella by TiO2/Foam Nickel

The inactivation of chlorella was studied using a circular device of photocatalytic reaction with TiO2/foam nickel as catalysts. Parameters such as reactor configuration, reaction time and pH of chlorella affecting the degradation rate of chlorella were studied. The results showed that photocatalysi...

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description The inactivation of chlorella was studied using a circular device of photocatalytic reaction with TiO2/foam nickel as catalysts. Parameters such as reactor configuration, reaction time and pH of chlorella affecting the degradation rate of chlorella were studied. The results showed that photocatalysis with TiO2/foam nickel was an effective process for the inactivation of chlorella. After photocatalytic reaction for 10h, the degradation rate was more than 97.75%. With reaction time increased, the removal of chlorella increased gradually.
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