We present the study of the effect of morphology dependent modes on photocatalysis by visible light active, anatase TiO&#60;inf>2&#60;/inf> mesoporous microspheres via photodegradation of Rhodamine B dye. © 2018 The Author(s).

C V Krishnamurthy

Department Of Physics

Imon Kalyan

Optical materials

Photodegradation

Titanium dioxide

ANATASE TIO

Mesoporous

MESOPOROUS MICROSPHERES

Rhodamine B dye

Visible light

VISIBLE-PHOTOCATALYTIC ACTIVITIES

Photocatalysis

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FRONT MATTER

Enhanced visible photocatalytic activity by mesoporous morphology dependent resonator

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