| abstract |
The invention provides an application of photoelectrode materials for degrading bisphenol-based propane wastewater. Using sea urchin-shaped tungsten oxide as a template, the obtained titanium oxide hollow microspheres have high porosity, and the mesoporous channels on the surface of the titanium oxide wall can effectively improve the porosity. The specific surface area and light absorption and capturing power of titanium oxide, in which the hollow structure effectively condenses the reactants, can be used as a microreactor, and the high specific surface area provides effective active sites, and the photoelectrode can effectively degrade BPA within 100min. |