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The most efficient degradation was observed in the case of thiacloprid, which degraded completely after two hours of irradiation using UVA, and 59% using visible light irradiation.

The most efficient degradation of studied compounds was observed in H2O2/UV system.

VUV irradiation led to the most efficient degradation of the organics.

The most efficient degradation of rhodamine B (t = 10 min) was observed for the sample containing 6%% hydrogen peroxide.

A reaction mixture containing 1.005 mmol L−1 of ferrioxalate and 17.5 mmol L−1 of hydrogen peroxide, added at the initial reaction period, pH of 6.1 and 60 min of degradation indicated the most efficient degradation, promoting 95% of MEF removal.

A multi-response optimization procedure, based on the global desirability of the factors, was performed to establish the best concentrations of hydrogen peroxide and ferrous sulfate that would allow the most efficient degradation of Lambda-cyhalothrin concomitant with a maximal removal of total organic carbon.

When applied to meteorites, hydropyrolysis appears to be the most efficient thermal degradation method for converting meteorite macromolecules to lower-molecular-weight fragments based on stable isotope analyses of experimental residues.

The cellulase activity expressed by F1 was observed to be the most thermostable and the most efficient at cellulose degradation based on this CMC substrate assay.

It can be clearly seen from the above experiment that the catalytic activity in presence of microscale gold sheets was most efficient for the degradation of dye (Figure 6).

The results demonstrated that Cu was the most efficient cathode for CAP degradation.

Favorable hole concentration in ZnO, ZnO(h+), produces ·OH radicals, the most efficient agents for BGY degradation: H 2 O ads + ZnO h + → · OH + H + + ZnO Open image in new window (2).