Optimizing the electronic structure of BiOBr via constructing oxygen-rich vacancies for highly efficient NIR light-driven antibacterial activity

Jingyu Sun; Shudi Mo; Ze Zhang; Jinghong Wen; Donggang Guo; Yaohua Li; Lu Liu

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2022.137980

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Optimizing the electronic structure of BiOBr via constructing oxygen-rich vacancies for highly efficient NIR light-driven antibacterial activity

Jingyu Sun Shudi Mo Ze Zhang Jinghong Wen Donggang Guo Yaohua Li Lu Liu

Year: 2022 Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal Vol: 450 Pages: 137980-137980 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2022.137980

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Nanomaterials Bacillus subtilis Photocatalysis Antibacterial activity Density functional theory Materials science Oxygen Absorption (acoustics) Reactive oxygen species Adsorption Escherichia coli Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Photochemistry Chemistry Bacteria Computational chemistry Physical chemistry Catalysis Organic chemistry Biochemistry

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