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Different methods of wastewater treatment are being used for the removal of  dyes from their solution, but in most of the cases, either homogeneous  catalysts or different adsorbents are used. These methods have their own  merits and demerits. In the present work, antimony trisulphide was used as a  heterogeneous catalyst. The effects of different parameters on the rate of  the reaction were observed, such as pH, concentration of dye, amount of  semiconductor and light intensity. A tentative mechanism is proposed in which  the role of hydroxyl radical as an active oxidizing species is shown for  degradation of Naphthol Green B.

Photodegradation of Naphthol Green B in the presence of semiconducting antimony trisulphide