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. 2022 Jan 28;57(7):4481–4503. doi: 10.1007/s10853-021-06842-w

Table 2.

Comparison between this work and others already reported in the literature that use TiO2@MOFs for the photodegradation of MB, DIC, and IBP

Pollutant MOF Titanium precursor TiO2 loading (wt.%) Radiation source Catalyst concentration (mg L−1) Pollutant concentration (mg L−1) Removal efficiency (%) Sample designation SSA (m2 g−1) References
MB MIL-100(Fe) TTIP ND 400 W Hg 600 40 54.7 (without H2O2) TM/5 120 [34]
88B(Fe) NH2-MIL-TBT 13.7 5 W LED 200 100 < 40 (without H2O2) SU-3 ND* [35]
HKUST-1 TiO2 ND 300 W Xe 500 20 91 0.02TiO2@HKUST-1 982 [38]
HKUST-1 TTIP ND Hg–Xe 3000 127 ND TiO2@Cu3BTC2 120 [90]
HKUST-1 + CuFe2O4 TTIP ND UV-A 200 31.6 82.6 CuFe2O4/TiO2/CuBTC ND [91]
MIL-101(Cr) TBT 13.8 UV-A 1000 20 > 99 TiO2-MIL-101 531 [92]
MIL-100(Al) TTIP 68 9 W/78 UV-A 200 10 90 TiO2@MIL-100(Al) 417 This work
DIC MIL-100(Al) TTIP 68 9 W/78 UV-A 200 10 55 TiO2@MIL-100(Al) 417 This work
IBP MIL-100(Al) TTIP 68 9 W/78 UV-A 200 10 62 TiO2@MIL-100(Al) 417 This work

TBT titanium(IV) butoxide, ND  not defined