XRD studies and mechanism of Ce0.5Bi0.5VO4/rGO formation
X-ray diffraction patterns of samples S1, S2, and S3, which belong to CeVO4, BiVO4, and CeVO4/BiVO4, respectively, are shown in Fig. 2a–c. As can be seen, the samples are amorphous, which is due to the use of ultrasound waves for synthesis. Figure 2d corresponds to sample S3 (CeVO4/BiVO4) after calcination at 400 °C. According to the patterns in Fig. 2d, some peaks correspond to the tetragonal structure of CeVO4 (JCPDS = 01072028 and lattice parameters a = 7.34 Å, b = 7.34 Å, c = 6.47 Å) and the rest of…
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