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titleOfInvention Monodisperse silver chloride photocatalyst and synthetic method thereof
abstract The invention relates to a monodisperse silver chloride photocatalyst and a synthetic method thereof, and belongs to the field of inorganic photocatalytic materials. The photocatalyst comprises monodisperse silver chloride particles. The photocatalyst prepared by adopting the synthetic method provided by the invention has photocatalytic activity in the wavelength range of 420-800nm, so that organic compounds can be subjected to photocatalytic oxidation under the radiation of visible light or natural light, and can be mineralized into poisonless and harmless micromolecular matters.
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