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Recent Advances in Fabrication of Photocatalytic Micro-Reactor

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Microfluidic technology has been increasingly applied in field of photo catalytic reactor because of the large surface to volume ratio, shorter diffusion distance of the reactant solution, higher mixing efficiency and lower cost. This article reviews the detail progress in fabrication of micro-reactor for degradation of dye in waste water. Importantly, dye degradation required uniform UV light exposure which could be resolved by carrying out degradation in a micro-reactor. This paper discussed several of potential and commercial photocatalytic micro-reactor fabrication and configurations, in particular, the polydimethyl siloxane (PDMS) photocatalytic reactors.

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Susmita Das, Vimal Chandra Srivastava

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Dye Degradation, Micro-Reactors, Photocatalytic Reaction, Waste Water Treatment

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