Degradation of the Nile blue Dye thru Photocatalysis in the Presence of Titanium Oxide
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https://doi.org/10.59743/jauas.5.1Keywords:
Polluted water, Azo-dye removal, Photocatalytic, titanium oxideAbstract
The goal of this research is to treat the water polluted with the Blue Nile dye used in dyeing clothes. The method of photo-oxidation was used in the presence of titanium dioxide as a catalyst and was used to evaluate the factors influencing the process of catalytic cracking of the dye and, subsequently, its rupture and disposal. These factors include the study of the influence of pH on the photo oxidation process, the study of the concentration of dyes, the catalyst Wight, the influence of exposure time on light, and the study of the quality of light used as visible light alone and sunlight (visible light with ultraviolet rays). From the results obtained, the optimum conditions of Nile blue dye removal are, a strong pH and concentration of catalyst 2g/l. Finally, this study concerns with protection of environment from hazardous materials as well as sustains of non-conventional water resources.
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