Photovoltaic degradation of methylene blue dye using CuO nanoparticles by SOL-GEL method

Hind A. Jassim; Abdulhadi Khadhim; Ahmed A. Al‐Amiery

doi:10.24842/1611/0035

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Photovoltaic degradation of methylene blue dye using CuO nanoparticles by SOL-GEL method

Hind A. Jassim Abdulhadi Khadhim Ahmed A. Al‐Amiery

Year: 2017 Journal: International Journal of Computation and Applied Sciences Vol: 2 (2)Pages: 108-111

DOI: 10.24842/1611/0035

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Methylene blue Degradation (telecommunications) Photovoltaic system Materials science Nanoparticle Sol-gel Chemical engineering Nuclear chemistry Nanotechnology Chemistry Computer science Telecommunications Photocatalysis Electrical engineering Organic chemistry Engineering Catalysis

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