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Important degradation yields have been achieved (up to 80% after 6 h of solar irradiation).

The spectra for the dye solution after visible-light irradiation show the relative degradation yields at different irradiation times.

Moreover, a comparison between TCE and PCE experimental and calculated degradation yields was done to validate the linear isotherm.

The subsequent application of this process for the treatment of other loaded seeds showed good degradation yields for all the studied pesticides and demonstrated the interest of such a process for the removal of pesticides on loaded seeds.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Degradation yields of phenol red after 5 h UV photolysis under optimum experimental conditions for; a TiO2 + H2O2 +O2 gas (without irradiation); b H2O2 + O2 gas + irradiation (without TiO2); c TiO2 +H2O2 + O2 gas + irradiation; pH = 4.5, Co = 10 mg l−1, H2O2 = 3 mmol, TiO2 = 0.5 g l−1.

The enzymatic degradation yields in phenols and epoxides are caused by cytochrome P-450 dependent oxidases.

The results revealed that among several other parameters, EEC depended essentially on the degradation yield.

The degradation yield of MO on Fe3O4/AgBr composites was 0.83, 0.78, and 0.71 in the consecutive cycles, respectively.

The addition of H2O2 has been found to be beneficial, increasing the degradation yield, due to its electron acceptor nature.

The sample Fe3O4/AgBr-0.5 Fe3O4/AgBr-0.5hasocatheytic activity; the degradation yield of MO reached nearly 85 % within 12 min.

The degradation yield of MO on the pure AgBr particles in the tree cycles was 0.52, 0.33, and 0.12, respectively.