ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2023
Dual Studies of Photo Degradation and Adsorptions of Congo Red in Wastewater on Graphene-Copper Oxide Heterostructures.
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This work comprehensively studies both the photocatalytic degradation and the adsorption process of Congo red dye on the surface of a mixed-phase copper oxide-graphene heterostructure nanocomposite. Laser-induced pristine graphene and graphene doped with different CuO concentrations were used to study these effects. Raman spectra showed a shift in the D and G bands of the graphene due to incorporating copper phases into the laser-induced graphene. The XRD confirmed that the laser beam was able to reduce the CuO phase to Cu
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