Photocatalytic application of BiFeO3 synthesized via a facile microwave-assisted solution combustion method
Bismuth ferrite (BiFeO 3 ) nanopowder have been successfully synthesized for the first time via a microwave-assisted sol-gel combustion method by using citric acid as fuel. The resulting nanopowder was characterized using FT-IR, TG-DTA, XRD, EDX, VSM, SEM, and UV-Vis DRS. A ferromagnetic hysteresis...
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| description | Bismuth ferrite (BiFeO
3
) nanopowder have been successfully synthesized for the first time via a microwave-assisted sol-gel combustion method by using citric acid as fuel. The resulting nanopowder was characterized using FT-IR, TG-DTA, XRD, EDX, VSM, SEM, and UV-Vis DRS. A ferromagnetic hysteresis loop with a saturation magnetization (
M
S
) of 0.66 emu g
−1
has been observed at room temperature in the sample. The optical properties of the nanosized BiFeO
3
showed its small band gap (=2.08 eV) indicates a possibility of utilizing much visible light for photocatalysis.
Highlights
BiFeO
3
nanopowder was synthesized via a microwave-assisted combustion method.
Citric acid was utilized as fuel for the first time to prepare BiFeO
3
.
A ferromagnetic hysteresis loop with a
M
S
of 0.66 emu/g has been observed at RT.
The small band gap of 2.08 eV make it a visible light driven photocatalyst. |
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3
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M
S
) of 0.66 emu g
−1
has been observed at room temperature in the sample. The optical properties of the nanosized BiFeO
3
showed its small band gap (=2.08 eV) indicates a possibility of utilizing much visible light for photocatalysis.
Highlights
BiFeO
3
nanopowder was synthesized via a microwave-assisted combustion method.
Citric acid was utilized as fuel for the first time to prepare BiFeO
3
.
A ferromagnetic hysteresis loop with a
M
S
of 0.66 emu/g has been observed at RT.
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M
S
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−1
has been observed at room temperature in the sample. The optical properties of the nanosized BiFeO
3
showed its small band gap (=2.08 eV) indicates a possibility of utilizing much visible light for photocatalysis.
Highlights
BiFeO
3
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Citric acid was utilized as fuel for the first time to prepare BiFeO
3
.
A ferromagnetic hysteresis loop with a
M
S
of 0.66 emu/g has been observed at RT.
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M
S
) of 0.66 emu g
−1
has been observed at room temperature in the sample. The optical properties of the nanosized BiFeO
3
showed its small band gap (=2.08 eV) indicates a possibility of utilizing much visible light for photocatalysis.
Highlights
BiFeO
3
nanopowder was synthesized via a microwave-assisted combustion method.
Citric acid was utilized as fuel for the first time to prepare BiFeO
3
.
A ferromagnetic hysteresis loop with a
M
S
of 0.66 emu/g has been observed at RT.
The small band gap of 2.08 eV make it a visible light driven photocatalyst.</abstract><cop>New York</cop><pub>Springer US</pub><doi>10.1007/s10971-018-4743-6</doi><tpages>7</tpages></addata></record> |
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