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Rapid nanocatalytic approach for azo dye degradation using bi-ligand nickle based-metal organic frameworks
by
Mahmoud, Amr M.
, Mouhamed, Aya A.
, Elshaer, Amr
, Mostafa, Noha
, Soudi, Aya T.
, Elsayed, Ahmed
in
Azo dyes
/ Bi-ligand Ni-MOFs
/ Biodegradation
/ Catalysis
/ Catalysts
/ Cellulose acetate
/ Chemistry
/ Chemistry and Materials Science
/ Chemistry/Food Science
/ Decoloring
/ Dicarboxylic acids
/ Dyes
/ Efficiency
/ Electron transfer
/ Environmental remediation
/ Fourier transforms
/ Ligands
/ Metal organic frameworks
/ Methyl orange
/ Nanoparticles
/ Nickel
/ Photocatalysis
/ Pollutants
/ Pore size
/ Porous materials
/ Software
/ Spectrum analysis
/ Structural stability
/ Trimesic acid
2025
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Rapid nanocatalytic approach for azo dye degradation using bi-ligand nickle based-metal organic frameworks
by
Mahmoud, Amr M.
, Mouhamed, Aya A.
, Elshaer, Amr
, Mostafa, Noha
, Soudi, Aya T.
, Elsayed, Ahmed
in
Azo dyes
/ Bi-ligand Ni-MOFs
/ Biodegradation
/ Catalysis
/ Catalysts
/ Cellulose acetate
/ Chemistry
/ Chemistry and Materials Science
/ Chemistry/Food Science
/ Decoloring
/ Dicarboxylic acids
/ Dyes
/ Efficiency
/ Electron transfer
/ Environmental remediation
/ Fourier transforms
/ Ligands
/ Metal organic frameworks
/ Methyl orange
/ Nanoparticles
/ Nickel
/ Photocatalysis
/ Pollutants
/ Pore size
/ Porous materials
/ Software
/ Spectrum analysis
/ Structural stability
/ Trimesic acid
2025
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Rapid nanocatalytic approach for azo dye degradation using bi-ligand nickle based-metal organic frameworks
by
Mahmoud, Amr M.
, Mouhamed, Aya A.
, Elshaer, Amr
, Mostafa, Noha
, Soudi, Aya T.
, Elsayed, Ahmed
in
Azo dyes
/ Bi-ligand Ni-MOFs
/ Biodegradation
/ Catalysis
/ Catalysts
/ Cellulose acetate
/ Chemistry
/ Chemistry and Materials Science
/ Chemistry/Food Science
/ Decoloring
/ Dicarboxylic acids
/ Dyes
/ Efficiency
/ Electron transfer
/ Environmental remediation
/ Fourier transforms
/ Ligands
/ Metal organic frameworks
/ Methyl orange
/ Nanoparticles
/ Nickel
/ Photocatalysis
/ Pollutants
/ Pore size
/ Porous materials
/ Software
/ Spectrum analysis
/ Structural stability
/ Trimesic acid
2025
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Rapid nanocatalytic approach for azo dye degradation using bi-ligand nickle based-metal organic frameworks
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Rapid nanocatalytic approach for azo dye degradation using bi-ligand nickle based-metal organic frameworks
2025
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Overview
A novel bi-ligand nickel-based metal–organic framework (Ni-BTC-PYDC MOF) was synthesized using benzene tricarboxylic acid (BTC) and pyridine-2,3-dicarboxylic acid (PYDC) as ligands. This MOF showed improved surface area, structural stability, and electron transfer compared to mono-ligand Ni-MOFs. Characterization by SEM, EDX, EDS mapping, XRD, and FT-IR confirmed its enhanced morphology and nickel content. The catalyst rapidly reduced methyl orange (MO) dye in water, achieving rapid and significant decolorization within 90 s using sodium borohydride (NaBH₄) under mild conditions. It maintained high activity over ten reuse cycles with minimal loss, performing best at pH 5 due to efficient hydride generation and proton-assisted electron transfer. These findings demonstrate that the bi-ligand Ni-MOF is a promising, stable, and reusable catalyst for removing toxic azo dyes from wastewater.
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Springer International Publishing,Springer Nature B.V,BMC
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