NASA NTRS · 20100002862
Photocatalytic/Magnetic Composite Particles
Abstract
Photocatalytic/magnetic composite particles have been invented as improved means of exploiting established methods of photocatalysis for removal of chemical and biological pollutants from air and water. The photocatalytic components of the composite particles are formulated for high levels of photocatalytic activity, while the magnetic components make it possible to control the movements of the particles through the application of magnetic fields. The combination of photocatalytic and magnetic properties can be exploited in designing improved air- and water treatment reactors.
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Wu, Chang-Yu, Goswami, Yogi, Garretson, Charles, Andino, Jean, Mazyck, David. 2007-08-01. Photocatalytic/Magnetic Composite Particles. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100002862
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