ArticleScientific reports2026
Assessing water matrix influence and toxicity reduction of crystal violet and reactive black 5 dyes after cold plasma-driven degradation.
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Crystal Violet (CV) and Reactive Black 5 (RB5), representative of the triphenylmethane and azo dye classes, are extensively used in the textile industry and are recognized as major contributors to aquatic pollution. Their structural stability and resistance to biodegradation lead to environmental persistence and potential toxicity. In this paper, a non-equilibrium cold plasma-based pin-to-plate dielectric barrier discharge (P2PDBD) source was employed for the degradation of dye solutions. The effects of plasma discharge power, dye concentration, and the chemical composition of the water matrix were systematically studied. With increasing salt concentration from 0 to 25 mg L
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