#5349. Photocatalytic nitrogen-oxide conversion in red soil

August 2026publication date
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Environmental Science (all);
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering;
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment;
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Abstract:
Gaseous nitrogen oxides (NOx) produced by biological reactions in the soil not only affects air quality and atmospheric ozone concentration but also cause global warming and acid rain. Soil NOx emissions mainly come from soil microbial processes, but there is little evidence that the photocatalytic activities of inorganic minerals in the soil would affect the NOx transformation. This work studied the effect of soil types, red soil particle sizes, application of urea, and the organic matter content on the NO degradation efficiency and NO2 production, demonstrated that NOx exchange in soils by photochemical reactions and the degradation activity of NO varied widely amongst different soil types.
Keywords:
Nitric oxide; Nitrogen conversion; NOx; Photocatalysis; Red soil

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