Sustainable photocatalysis of organic contaminants and removal of dangerous heavy metals and their electro-sensors through a renewable framework of nanoplasmonic, study on Kitchener drain, Kafrelsheikh governorate

Key Points

• The removal of organic contaminants was significantly enhanced using nanoplasmonic photocatalysis, promising cleaner water sources.
• Key evidence shows that the optimized system achieved over 85% removal of heavy metals within 24 hours in controlled environments.
• Assessment using nanoplasmonic photocatalysis techniques allowed for effective monitoring of contaminants and heavy metals from the Kitchener drain.
• This innovative approach highlights the potential for sustainable water treatment, paving the way for broader applications in environmental cleanup.