Hello RG experts
I am working on dye degradation and looking for dyes which are suitable for todays scenario. Could you all please enlist some of the most contaminant dyes that are suitable for present study and scenario.
Thanks and Regards.
Article Photocatalytic degradation of dyes using semiconductor photo...
Ankush Sharma I hope this article and eBook will help you.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9780128238769/photocatalytic-degradation-of-dyes
thank you
Dear Ankush,
The dyes used in the textile industry are some of the most important sources of water pollution. In addition, well-known and recalcitrant dyes are used as application models such as: rhodamine B, methyl orange, bromocresol blue, etc... There are countless of them. However, a major problem today is also contamination by drugs, especially antibiotics, which are highly resistant to degradation and which are increasingly being found massively in continental waters.
Best,
Fran
Dear Ankush,
I am sending you the latest paper that we have just published in Catalysts on catalytic photodegradation of ciprofloxacin and levofloxacin. I hope you find it useful, although they are not dyes...
Best,
Fran
Francisco Manuel Marquez , sir THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS.
Ankush Sharma
Some industrial dyes like methylene blue, methyl orange, rhodamine B, crystal violet, etc are extensively studied as toxic dyes. Moreover, pharmaceutical dyes or contaminants are recently emerging in this field. All the best with your research work.
You can study sunset yellow,
commonly used edible food dyes in candies and jellies.
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