Microplastics in the environment are a serious global problem for our society and there is a
strong need to develop technologies for their removal and recycling. Photoreforming based …

Abstract Over 79% of 6.3 billion tonnes of plastics produced from 1950 to 2015 have been
disposed in landfills or found their way to the oceans, where they will reside for up to …

Plastic waste entering the environment through landfilling or improper disposal poses
substantial risks to ecosystems and human health. Photoreforming is emerging as a clean …

Photoreforming is a sustainable photocatalytic process that degrades plastic waste while
simultaneously producing hydrogen (H 2) from water. However, this process has received …

Photoreforming with metal single-atom catalysts (SACs) holds promise to transform plastic
waste into valuable chemicals. However, optimizing the electronic metal-support interaction …

Photocatalytic reforming (PR) of polyester waste, fueled by renewable sources like solar
energy, offers a sustainable method for producing clean H2 and valuable by‐products under …

The photocatalytic conversion of biomass and plastic waste provides opportunities for
sustainable fuel and chemical production. Heterogeneous photocatalysts, typically …

In the quest of renewable energy technologies, solar photoreforming emerges as one of the
affordable yet challenging process for converting biomass into hydrogen, hydrocarbon fuels …

Simultaneous catalytic hydrogen (H 2) production and plastic waste degradation under light,
known as photoreforming, is a novel approach to green fuel production and efficient waste …

Dual-channel redox reaction system is advantageous for photocatalytic hydrogen (H 2)
production when coupled with photoreforming oxidation of waste materials, benefiting both …