ArticleUltrasonics sonochemistry2026
Intensification of triphasic photocatalytic microreactor performance via high-frequency ultrasound for enhanced mass transfer and dye degradation.
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This study demonstrates that high-frequency ultrasound can significantly enhance mass transfer efficiency in a three-phase (gas-liquid-solid) photocatalytic microreactor, improving dye degradation performance. A custom-designed microreactor, consisting of four diamond-shaped mixing chambers, was equipped with piezoelectric plate (PZT) transducers operating at 1.7 MHz, with a nominal input power of 5.1-5.2 W per transducer. The effective acoustic power delivered to the reaction medium was determined using a calorimetric method based on the temperature rise of the liquid, and was found to correspond to 51.3-61.6% of the nominal electrical input power depending on the number of activated PZT transducers. To investigate the synergistic effect between ultrasound and photocatalysis, methylene blue (MB) degradation was evaluated under three operational modes: photocatalysis alone (UV), sonolysis (US), and combined sonophotocatalysis (UV + US). A magnetically recoverable Fe
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