The photocatalytic degradation of a series of six acid dyes has been tested compared in terms of color removal, mineralization, and toxicity after photocatalysis on immobilized titanium dioxide.

Ethanol is a promising fuel for low-temperature direct fuel cell reactions due to its low toxicity, ease of storage and transportation, high-energy density, and availability from biomass.

Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) with special forms may exhibit novel properties, which are different compared to conventional carbon nanotubes and may open a way for future applications.

TiO2/graphene composites have shown promise as photocatalysts, leading to improved electronic properties.

Bi2S3 is a non-toxic n-type semiconductor, which has been commonly synthesized in the form of quantum dots or nanocrystalline films by solution deposition methods.

Supported single metal atoms embody active, efficient catalysts. Much effort in the literature has focused on late transition metals, but understanding the reactivity and stability trends across all metals is key to developing new metal catalysts.

Self-healing rebar coatings were prepared and investigated for steel-reinforced concrete, with the goal of creating coatings that can withstand construction site damage.