In recent years, graphite-like carbon nitride (g-C_3 N_4) has managed to attract considerable attention due to its narrow band gap and metal-free nature. While unlike titanium and zinc-based metal that have been extensively studied for decades, vanadi...
In recent years, graphite-like carbon nitride (g-C_3 N_4) has managed to attract considerable attention due to its narrow band gap and metal-free nature. While unlike titanium and zinc-based metal that have been extensively studied for decades, vanadium can be considered as an emerging field. Vanadium existed in multi oxidation states and various crystalline structures which potentially offer a more catalytic functionality. In this study, Crystalline Vanadium-Based Heterojunctions with g-C_3 N_4 composite had been synthesized via facile method for photocatalytic studies and had been employed in degradation of Congo Red (CR) and reduction of BPA under white light irradiation. The samples prepared were undergoing several characterization tests including SEM,EDS,TEM,FTIR, XPS and XRD. The synthesized photocatalyst demonstrated a high photocatalytic activity, achieving 95.43% degradation of Congo red (CR) and approximately 40% degradation of bisphenol A (BPA), with confirmed stability through repeated photocatalytic cycles. Nevertheless, the primary focus of this study was to develop a simple and cost-effective synthesis route for vanadium oxide–based photocatalysts, which has been successfully demonstrated through the proposed method.