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Construction of AgI-BiVO4-AgVO3/PAN ternary heterojunction composite for enhanced visible-light photocatalytic degradation performance
The AgVO3/PAN was fabricated using electrospinning and hydrothermal reaction process. Utilizing the ion exchange method, AgVO3 was further transformed into a BiVO4/AgI composite system, resulting in the construction of a ternary heterojunction AgI-BiVO4-AgVO3/PAN composite catalyst with a hierarchical structure. Characterization analysis confirmed that the material exhibited a significantly enhanced visible light capture efficiency. In the rhodamine B photodegradation experiment, the composite catalyst demonstrated a first-order kinetic rate constant of 0.01055 min−1, which was 5.3, 4.0, and 2.6 times higher than that of the single-component BiVO4/PAN, AgVO3/PAN, and AgI/PAN catalytic systems, respectively. After six experimental cycles, the degradation rate remained at 80.4 %, and the flexible fiber carrier exhibited excellent reusability. Energy band structure analysis revealed the formation of a dual Z-type carrier transport mechanism between AgVO3-BiVO4-AgI. This synergistic effect endows the composite system with an excellent redox potential distribution in the visible light region, thereby imparting the material with superior photocatalytic performance and universal degradation capability.
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