Research Article

Bisphenol A Removal through Low-Cost Kaolin-Based Ag@TiO2 Photocatalytic Hollow Fiber Membrane from the Liquid Media under Visible Light Irradiation

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Comparison with the available literature.

MembraneCatalystFabrication methodLight sourceInvestigated benefitsRef.

PESfTiO2Phase inversionNo photocatalysisStability and anti-fouling ability[37]
PESfTiO2Phase inversionNo photocatalysisHydrophilicity[45]
PESTiO2Surface modificationUVHigh photocatalytic activity[46]
PVDFTiO2Phase inversionUVHigh antifouling ability and self-cleaning properties[15]
PVDFTiO2Phase inversionUVHydrophilicity[47]
MonolithTiO2Dip coatingVis/UVHigh photocatalytic activity[48]
MonolithTiO2/rGODip coatingVisHigh photocatalytic activity[49]
AluminaTiO2/rGOMultilayer coatingUVAntifouling ability[50]
PSfFe/TiO2Phase inversionVisHigh photocatalytic activity[44]
KaolinAg/TiO2Phase inversionVisHigh BPA removal efficiencyThis study