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Utilization of coal fly ash and rice hull ash as geopolymer matrix-cum-metal dopant applied to visible-light-active nanotitania photocatalyst system for degradation of dye in wastewater
Geopolymer (GP) spheres made from coal fly ash (FA) and rice hull ash (RHA) waste products are utilized as both support matrix and dopant applied to titania (TiO2) photocatalyst for organic dye degradation in wastewater. Processing of FA and RHA via suspension-solidification method resulted in GP sp
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