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http://www.gmbu.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/grun1.png19201080In recent years, photocatalysis has become a focus of the GMBU Photonics and Sensors Section, primarily due to the further development of UV LED technology. An photocatalyst, usually TiO2, absorbs the energy of the light, transfers it to a reactive compound and thus triggers a chemical reaction. The resulting highly reactive radicals attack surrounding micropollutants that will adsorbed on the catalyst surface.