Nandisha P S , Sowbhagya , Umesha B , Gajendra B O , Veeresha G , Nandhani M , Vishwasgowda K , Arpitha K
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Understand the annealing effect of MgO8V3 nano-puffs derived from Azadirachta indica leaves extract mediated: its adverse impact on the photocatalysis of Indigo carmine
Green route synthesis of nanomaterials has gained significance due to rich sources of reducing, oxidizing, capping, and growth polymers in greenery substances. This investigation reports a novel eco-friendly method to obtain MgO8V3 nanomaterial with unique nano-puff-like morphology at controlled temperatures (300, 400, 500 °C) by a simple sol-gel method for the first time by a green approach using Azadirachta indica leaves extract as a natural fuel. The synthesized MgO8V3 nanomaterial was analyzed using XRD, SEM, EDX, photocurrent response and FT-IR analytical techniques. The monoclinic crystal structure of MgO8V3 (500 °C) was confirmed by P-XRD. MgO8V3 (500 °C) exhibits nano-puff-like morphology, which is a promising candidate for the degradation of hazardous Indigo Carmine (InC) dye with 99.28 % efficiency, having a rate of 0.0287 min−1. Comparatively, MgO8V3 annealed at 500 °C showed a high degree of degradation due to its morphology, causing high absorbance of incident light, leading to reduced charge recombination and improved band structure alignment.
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