Abstract

In this study, Pt NCs/TiO2 NTAs photoelectrode was fabricated through anodization process, followed by recycle pulse electrodeposition strategy. Subsequently, physicochemical properties of the resulting samples were studied systematically. Results indicated that Pt NCs/TiO2 NTAs photoelectrode exhibited intense light absorbance both in the UV and visible region, high transient photocurrent density of 0.089mAcm−2 and open circuit potential of −0.275Vcm−2. In addition, 98.3% of aspirin could be eliminated within 4h Xenon illumination with the help of +0.4V potential. Furthermore, it can be concluded that two tentative pathways for PEC degradation of aspirin were proposed and confirmed.

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