Fig. 2: Detection of intermediate products and proposed degradation pathways. | Communications Chemistry

Fig. 2: Detection of intermediate products and proposed degradation pathways.

From: Solar-driven defluorination via hydroxyl radical spillover for complete mineralization of organofluorine pollutants without fluoride byproducts

Fig. 2: Detection of intermediate products and proposed degradation pathways.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

The ion fragments intensities of OFB (A), FLE (B) and PFOS (C) during photodegradation by the CeO2/mSiO2 catalyst, and the rational degradation paths incorporating intermediates detected by LC-MS spectrometry and GC analysis for OFB (D), FLE (E) and PFOS (F), respectively. Data are denoted as mean ± s.d. (n = 3).

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