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Lamellar CoO@MXene/GO membrane switches non-radical pathway from electron transfer to singlet oxygen for ultrafast water decontamination
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DOI:10.1016/j.apcatb.2026.126923.png)
Abstract
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• Spatial confinement switches non-radical pathways from ETP to a ¹O₂-dominant mechanism. • A 2D CoO@MX/GO membrane creates confined nanochannels for this transition. • Pathway shift confirmed by EPR, fluorescence, and DFT calculations. • Membrane achieves 10,000× faster degradation kinetics than powder catalysts. • Size exclusion/confined oxidation resist NOM/ions for stable single-pass removal.
Keywords:
non-radical pathway
singlet oxygen
CoO@MXene/GO membrane
spatial confinement
water decontamination
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