This book provides a comprehensive overview of graphene-based phoatalysts, from the fundamentals to the applications. Graphene, the special material of the twenty-first century, has unique properties that make it an ideal candidate for use in phoatalytic activities. The book explores the basic principles of phoatalysis, including its mechanism and classification, and provides a historical overview and future prospects for the field. The synthesis and characterization of graphene for phoatalytic applications are discussed in detail, including controlling factors for graphene synthesis and its unique properties that make it an effective phoatalyst. It also covers a range of applications for graphene-based phoatalysts, including phoatalytic degradation of pollutants, hydrogen generation, water splitting, disinfection, and other potential uses. In addition, the book addresses strategies for enhancing phoatalytic activity and the factors that affect it. The economic perspective of cost-benefit analysis and life cycle assessment are also discussed.
It is a valuable resource for researchers, academics, and professionals working in the field of phoatalysis and ideal for those interested in the latest developments in graphene-based phoatalysts and their potential applications, including researchers, academics, and professionals in the fields of materials science, chemistry, and chemical engineering.