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Rapid water disinfection over a Ag/AgBr/covalent triazine-based framework composite under visible light
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Water DisinfectionChemical EngineeringSelf-cleaning SurfaceVisible LightEngineeringPhotochemistryEnvironmental EngineeringRapid Water DisinfectionAg/agbr/covalent Triazine-based FrameworkEscherichia ColiWater TreatmentPhotocatalysisDisinfectantChemistryUv-c IrradiationDrinking Water TreatmentPhotodegradationHealth Sciences
Development of visible-light-induced and rapid water disinfection is of significant importance. Covalent triazine-based frameworks (CTFs) with pre-designable structures and favorable semiconductive behaviors hold great promise for photocatalytic water disinfection. Here, we report an Ag/AgBr/CTF composite with a layered structure, which serves as an efficient photocatalyst for rapid water disinfection. Water disinfection with >99.99% inactivation of Escherichia coli within 12 min was achieved by using a small amount of Ag/AgBr/CTF under visible light irradiation. The inactivation efficiency of Ag/AgBr/CTF was ∼10 times better than that of bare Ag/AgBr. Rapid water disinfection by the Ag/AgBr/CTF composite mainly results from the greatly improved generation of reactive oxygen species through the synergistic effects among the three components and the affinity of CTF to the cell wall of bacteria.
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