Abstract:
Cathodoluminescent UV-light (peaked at 315 nm and 355 nm) sources have been
created using commercially available phosphors, with photocatalytic activity observed at
irradiation of titanium dioxide. The power density of UV radiation is higher than 10
mW/cm2. The photocatalytic efficiency was estimated by measuring the oxidation rate of
acetone vapors (reaction rate exceeds 2 ppm/min).