Synthesis and characterization of Inorganic Nanoparticles Luminophores for Environmental Remediation

Inorganic Nanoparticle Luminophores have been the focus of ongoing research because their special characteristics as they approach nanoscale from bulk nature. Besides, application remains highly diverse compared to zero-valent metals. In this work, facile and economical borohydride reduction ferric chloride was undertaken study kinetics phenol photodegradation under simulated sunlight conditions. Further, photoluminescence calculate lowest energy transition our synthesized sample. The NPs were analyzed using XRD. SEM TEM data showed presence an interconnected network nanospheresof uniform morphology in particle range 20–60 nm, with formation long-chain aggregates-characteristic mixed valent iron oxides, which predominates on a rapidly oxidizing nZVI system. studies promising result, degrading nearly complete concentration within 24 hours. PL reported at 1.72 eV alternatively confirms its photocatalyst fields wastewater remediation.