Abstract
ABSTRACT The current approach represents a synthetic technique for developing novel core-shell nanocomposites (CSNCs) based on titanium dioxide. TiO2@poly(anthranilic acid-co-o-phenylenediamine) (TiO2@PANA-o-PDA) CSNCs were synthesized by applying varied loads of TiO2 and the fivefold molar ratio of the proper monomers via polycondensation. The newly synthesized TiO2@PANA-o-PDA CSNCs were confirmed by different characterizations. The linkage between PANA-o-PDA and TiO2 was observed in the FT-IR spectra. The CSNCs structures have core-shell features possessing sizes 17–27 nm. Under sunlight irradiation, these CSNCs demonstrate significant photocatalytic activity toward MB dye degradation. Appropriate clarifications of the photocatalytic efficiency results were explicated. The PDI, y-intercept, and ζ of a particle were estimated by DLS for the copolymer colloidal system. This protocol manipulates the cheap, essential, as well as beneficial synthetic setup to produce unique CSNCs as novel potential formulations.
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