Review Article
Nitrogen Incorporation in TiO2: Does It Make a Visible Light Photo-Active Material?
Table 3
Typical photocatalytic studies reported on N-substituted TiO2.
| S. No | Photo-catalytic studies on N–TiO2 | Reference |
| 1 | Photo-activity using stearic acid, no visible-light-induced activity | [27] | 2 | Photo degradation of Phenol N–TiO2, anatase is higher | [55] | 3 | Degradation of methylene blue, no specific trend with respect to nitrogen substitution | [30, 39, 45, 46] | 4 | Photo-degradation of methyl orange | [48, 53, 58] | 5 | Photodecomposition of isopropyl alcohol | [52, 75] | 6 | Photo-electrochemical decomposition of water | [52] | 7 | Degradation of ethylene glycol | [76] | 8 | Decomposition of 2-chlorophenol | [14, 23] | 9 | Decomposition of VOC and Rhodamine B | [29] | 10 | Decomposition of acetaldehyde | [6] |
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