Nanomaterials-Based Photocatalytic Reactions

Mounting energy demand and alternatives to its non-renewable sources have

led to an interest in the arena of photocatalysis. This field has emerged as a promising

greener solution to environmental glitches. Nanomaterials are known to be potential

semiconductors because they exhibit unique chemical and physical properties.

Henceforth, the search and development of nanomaterial photocatalyst is in full swing

and also need of the hour. Nanomaterials such as metal oxides, sulfides, and nitrides

have cropped up as efficient photocatalysts to meet up energy demands by catalysing a

variety of reactions. In this article, we have discussed different types of nanomaterials

and their might to display various photocatalytic reactions.

Keywords: Band gap, Green, Nanomaterials, Photocatalyst, Semiconductor, Sustainable.

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