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    The document discusses synthesizing flower-like morphologies of tin oxide (SnO2) loaded on graphitic carbon nitride (g-CN) for photocatalytic degradation of p-cresol. Different concentrations of SnO2 were loaded on g-CN and characterized through various techniques. The photocatalytic performance was then evaluated by testing the degradation of p-cresol under a light source.

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    FLOWER-LIKE MORPHOLOGY OF TIN OXIDE

    LOADED ON GRAPHITIC-CARBON NITRIDE FOR


    PHOTODEGRADATION OF P-CRESOL

    BACKGROUND OF STUDY
    P-cresol and other phenols pollute water resources with their toxicity and persistence in the environment.
    Photocatalyst technique use to degrade pharmaceutical pollutant with using semiconductor materials.
    SnO2 nanoparticles are one of the most effective photocatalyst due to their high stability, oxidation potential,
    chemical inertness, and photochemical activity.

    PROBLEM STATEMENT g-C3 N4 has low surface area and high recombination rate

    Activation Oxidation Process (AOP) were


    costly and create a harmful byproducts Unmodified SnO2 has a high band gap and low selectivity

    LITERATURE REVIEW OBJECTIVES OF STUDY METHODOLOGY


    Synthesize nano flower-like morphology
    of SnO2 by varying concentration of tin Synthesis of flower-like
    oxide, loading on g-CN structures of (SnO2 )
    P-cresol
    loaded on (g-CN)
    Cresols are widely used in manufacturing To characterize physicochemical
    products including herbicides, properties of SnO 2 /g-CN
    pharmaceuticals, surfactants and
    petrochemicals. It is corrosive to the eyes, skin To evaluate the photocatalytic
    and respiratory tract and also can greatly performance of the catalysts on
    degraded the water quality due to its toxicity. photodegradation of p-cresol.
    (Abdollahi et al., 2011).
    Characterization of SnO2 /g-C N
    SCOPE OF STUDY
    Tin Oxide (SnO2 )
    Three different concentrations (5,10,15)
    It is a semiconductor material that can be mmol of SnO 2 will be used to study the
    used as a photocatalyst for degrading morphological effect of SnO 2loaded on
    organic pollutants in water/wastewater. g-CN
    SnO 2 has a band gap of 3.6 eV. SnO 2 has
    advantages such as high stability, chemical Field Emission Scanning Electron
    inertness, corrosion resistance, and low Microscopy (FESEM) to observe the
    Catalytic performance
    morphology of the catalyst
    cost. (Santiago-Giraldo et al., 2022) evaluation through
    N2 physisorption analysis will be used to photodegradation of p-cresol
    Graphitic-Carbon Nitride identify the surface area of the catalyst,
    It is a family of carbon nitride compounds that
    Transmission electron microscopy (TEM),
    have a layered structure similar to graphite, but UV-Vis Spectroscopy, and 4/SSCH
    with carbon and nitrogen atoms instead of only photoluminescence spectroscopy used to
    carbona atoms. It can be used for applications study the electronic structure and
    such as photocatalysis because it has unique properties of materials.
    properties such as a large band gap, chemical
    stability,and thermal stability atoms. A batch reactor metal lamp and a cooling
    system will be used for the photocatalytic
    (Maxwell Selase Akple et al., 2023)
    tests.

    GANTT CHART
    PRELIMINARY RESULTS

    NUR ARIEZA
    A20SC0226
    SV : ASSOC. PROF. CHM.
    DR. LEE SIEW LING
    References :
    1. Maxwell Selase Akple, Kwame, G., & Sajan Ponnappa Chimmikuttanda.
    (2023). Graphitic carbon nitride (g-C3N4) based materials: current
    application trends in health and other multidisciplinary fields. International
    Nano Letters, 13(3-4), 223–234.
    2. Abdollahi, Y., Abdullah, A. H., Zainal, Z., & Yusof, N. A. (2011). Photocatalytic
    Degradation of p-Cresol by Zinc Oxide under UV Irradiation. International
    Journal of Molecular Sciences
    3. Santiago-Giraldo, F. M., Lugo-Ruiz, A. A., & Bailón-Ruiz, S. J. (2022).
    Production and characterization of tin oxide (SnO2) nanostructures. MRS
    Advances, 7(12), 249–254.
    5mmol of SnO2

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