u/LittleChemist623

The field of photocatalysis has been developing and attracting significant attention for decades, since Fujishima and Honda demonstrated in 1972 that TiO₂ could split water under ultraviolet light. Since then, photocatalysis has been explored extensively for applications ranging from environmental remediation to energy conversion, but its large-scale commercial applications still seem relatively limited, with self-cleaning glass being one example I could find.

Is photocatalysis still a worthwhile field to pursue? Do you think photocatalysis ever achieve large-scale commercialization?

Hey! I’m a 23-year-old guy from northern China, currently living in Xili, Nanshan. I speak both Mandarin and English. We can just chat freely, and I can help you with your Mandarin. Or we can also hang out, go hiking (I know some nice places) or explore local restaurants.