High efficiency of Ag 0 decorated Cu 2 MoO 4 nanoparticles for heterogeneous photocatalytic activation, bactericidal system, and detection of glucose from blood sample
The novel Ag /Cu MoO nanoparticles was simply synthesized via chemical method. Ag/Cu MoO nanoparticles was characterized by FESEM image, XRD curve, UV-vis spectroscopy, BET analysis, and XPS spectrum. XRD pattern depicts that the cubic crystalline phase of particles. The band gap of Ag/Cu MoO nanopa...
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| description | The novel Ag
/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was simply synthesized via chemical method. Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was characterized by FESEM image, XRD curve, UV-vis spectroscopy, BET analysis, and XPS spectrum. XRD pattern depicts that the cubic crystalline phase of particles. The band gap of Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was achieved to 2.04 eV, which that depicted the best activity under visible light irradiation. Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles exhibits 99.74% degradation under light and persulfate ion which was higher response than Cu
MoO
nanoparticles (83.56%) under this condition. The scavenging test indicates the important reactive species in removal process were •OH, and •SO
. The Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was indicated highly photo-stability for the MG degradation after 5th cycle. Ag/Cu
MoO
exhibits substantial antibacterial properties against P. aeruginosa and S. pneumoniae. Moreover, Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was experimented to peroxidase-like performance for the colorimetric detection of glucose with the Limit of Detection about 52.23 nM. |
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MoO
nanoparticles was achieved to 2.04 eV, which that depicted the best activity under visible light irradiation. Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles exhibits 99.74% degradation under light and persulfate ion which was higher response than Cu
MoO
nanoparticles (83.56%) under this condition. The scavenging test indicates the important reactive species in removal process were •OH, and •SO
. The Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was indicated highly photo-stability for the MG degradation after 5th cycle. Ag/Cu
MoO
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MoO
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MoO
nanoparticles was achieved to 2.04 eV, which that depicted the best activity under visible light irradiation. Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles exhibits 99.74% degradation under light and persulfate ion which was higher response than Cu
MoO
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. The Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was indicated highly photo-stability for the MG degradation after 5th cycle. Ag/Cu
MoO
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MoO
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MoO
nanoparticles was characterized by FESEM image, XRD curve, UV-vis spectroscopy, BET analysis, and XPS spectrum. XRD pattern depicts that the cubic crystalline phase of particles. The band gap of Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was achieved to 2.04 eV, which that depicted the best activity under visible light irradiation. Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles exhibits 99.74% degradation under light and persulfate ion which was higher response than Cu
MoO
nanoparticles (83.56%) under this condition. The scavenging test indicates the important reactive species in removal process were •OH, and •SO
. The Ag/Cu
MoO
nanoparticles was indicated highly photo-stability for the MG degradation after 5th cycle. Ag/Cu
MoO
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MoO
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