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. 2020 Jan 31;6(1):e03245. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e03245

Table 5.

Dye degradation by hausmannite under different light regions.

Dye Morphology/Band gap Light region Degradation % Irradiation time References
Acridine Orange, (AO), Mn3O4 nano structures UV-visible 47.38 170 min Aslam Jamal et al.
Alizarin yellow β-MnO2, MnOOH nano rod and Mn3O4 octahedron(2.14, 1.81 and 1.72 ev respectively) UV-visible Beta MnO2 nanowire -98%
Mn3O4 octahedron -62%
MnO(OH) nanorods-54%
80 min Khalid Abdelazez Mohamed Ahmed et al.
diphenylthiocarbazone Mn3O4 nanobelts, Mn3O4 nano sheet, Mn3O4 nanoparticles (2.22, 1.98,1.91 ev respectively) Visible 99%
Mn3O4 nanobelts shows higher catalytic activity than sheets and NP
150 min Khalid Abdelazez Mohamed Ahmed
Methylene blue Mn3O4 NP visible 80% 60 min Atique Ullah
Methylene blue Mn3O4 flower structure
Mn3O4 nano particles
Mn3O4 nano rods
UV light 73%
49%
62%
180 min Yuli Wang
Brilliant cresyl blue Al2O3 doped Mn3O4 Nano wire Visible 50–65% 300 min Safi Asim, Bin Asif
Alizarin Red Mn3O4/dandelion structure Visible 97% 120 min Hasimur Rahaman et al.
Methylene blue and procion red Mn3O4 NP Visible 75% 1min Al nakhib choudhury
Malachite green Al doped Mn3O4 NP UV light 90% 60 min Dhanasekaran et al.
Methylene blue V doped Mn3O4 NP Visible light 82.5% 40 min Samaneh. Ramezanpour
Methyl orange Mn3O4, hierarchical porous network Visible light 90% 10 min Chengjun Dong