Decolorization with magnetic ferrite magnetic nanoparticles

MgFe۲O۴ nanoparticles were created using the sol-gel process to degrade organiccontaminants in water, soil, and air sources, such as industrial paints. X-ray diffraction (XRD)analysis, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR)spectroscopy were used to explore the structure and characteristics of nanoceramics. The Schererequation of ۱۱nm was used to determine particle size. The decolorization of this nanocompositein an aqueous media under visible light and UV light was researched to learn more. Then, Vis-UVspectroscopy was used to analyze the outcome. The findings of this degradation demonstrated thatceramic nanocomposite has significant photocatalytic activity in both visible light and UV light.The findings of this study demonstrated that this technique may be applied on a bigger scale andhas good effectiveness in decolorizing crystal violet contaminants from the environment byoptimizing the effective operational variables.