Alice Leonel , Marina de Souza , Daniel Soares , Manuel Houmard , Eduardo Nunes
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Abstract
In this study, La(CuFe)O3 perovskites were prepared by both the conventional citrate and nanocasting methods to investigate the influence of mesoporosity on the structural and catalytic properties of these materials. The mesoporous perovskite exhibited high specific surface area and promising catalytic performance in the degradation of doxorubicin. This is the first time that La(CuFe)O3 perovskites have been used in the advanced oxidation of this drug.
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