Photocatalysis: Fundamental Processes and Applications, Volume 32 in the Interface Science and Technology Series, discusses the fundamental aspects of photocatalysis and its process and applications to the decontamination of wastewater, hydrogen production via water splitting, and photo reduction of carbon dioxide to hydrocarbon. The book discusses the fundamental aspects of all applications together with their proper mechanisms, thus providing essential information for deep research in the area of clean environment and green energy production.
1. Cover image - p. page_i 2. Title page - p. page_i 3. Table of Contents - p. page_i 4. Copyright - p. page_iv 5. Contributors - p. page_xv 6. Chapter 1: Electronic structure: From basic principles to photocatalysis - p. page_1 7. Chapter 2: Photodegradation processes - p. page_55 8. Chapter 3: Using dyes to evaluate the photocatalytic activity - p. page_125 9. Chapter 4: Advanced oxidation - p. page_225 10. Chapter 5: Electronic structure of solids and molecules - p. page_325 11. Chapter 6: The kinetic models in electron transfer processes in colloidal semiconductor photocatalysis - p. page_375 12. Chapter 7: Current heterogeneous catalytic processes for environmental remediation of air, water, and soil - p. page_443 13. Chapter 8: Fundamental developments in the zeolite process - p. page_499 14. Chapter 9: Design of active photocatalysts and visible light photocatalysis - p. page_557 15. Chapter 10: Photocatalytic activity based on electrospun nanofibers - p. page_625 16. Chapter 11: New materials and equipment for photocatalytic degradation processes - p. page_673 17. Chapter 12: Photocatalytic treatment of pollutants in aqueous media - p. page_725 18. Chapter 13: Photocatalytic reactors: Technological status, opportunities, and challenges for development and industrial upscaling - p. page_761 19. Chapter 14: New materials for water-splitting - p. page_791 20. Chapter 15: Photocatalytic reduction of CO2 in hydrocarbon: A greener approach for energy production - p. page_871 21. Index - p. page_917
Photocatalysis: Fundamental Processes and Applications, Volume 32 in the Interface Science and Technology Series, discusses the fundamental aspects of photocatalysis and its process and applications to the decontamination of wastewater, hydrogen production via water splitting, and photo reduction of carbon dioxide to hydrocarbon. The book discusses the fundamental aspects of all applications together with their proper mechanisms, thus providing essential information for deep research in the area of clean environment and green energy production.
1. Cover image - p. page_i 2. Title page - p. page_i 3. Table of Contents - p. page_i 4. Copyright - p. page_iv 5. Contributors - p. page_xv 6. Chapter 1: Electronic structure: From basic principles to photocatalysis - p. page_1 7. Chapter 2: Photodegradation processes - p. page_55 8. Chapter 3: Using dyes to evaluate the photocatalytic activity - p. page_125 9. Chapter 4: Advanced oxidation - p. page_225 10. Chapter 5: Electronic structure of solids and molecules - p. page_325 11. Chapter 6: The kinetic models in electron transfer processes in colloidal semiconductor photocatalysis - p. page_375 12. Chapter 7: Current heterogeneous catalytic processes for environmental remediation of air, water, and soil - p. page_443 13. Chapter 8: Fundamental developments in the zeolite process - p. page_499 14. Chapter 9: Design of active photocatalysts and visible light photocatalysis - p. page_557 15. Chapter 10: Photocatalytic activity based on electrospun nanofibers - p. page_625 16. Chapter 11: New materials and equipment for photocatalytic degradation processes - p. page_673 17. Chapter 12: Photocatalytic treatment of pollutants in aqueous media - p. page_725 18. Chapter 13: Photocatalytic reactors: Technological status, opportunities, and challenges for development and industrial upscaling - p. page_761 19. Chapter 14: New materials for water-splitting - p. page_791 20. Chapter 15: Photocatalytic reduction of CO2 in hydrocarbon: A greener approach for energy production - p. page_871 21. Index - p. page_917
