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Light-powered swarming phoretic antimony chalcogenide-based microrobots with "on-the-fly" photodegradation abilities

Jančík Procházková, Anna; Pumera, Martin

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Microrobots are at the forefront of research for biomedical and environmental applications. Whereas a single microrobot exhibits quite low performance in the large-scale environment, swarms of microrobots are representing a powerful tool in biomedical and environmental applications. Here, we fabricated phoretic Sb2S3-based microrobots that exhibited swarming behavior under light illumination without any addition of chemical fuel. The microrobots were prepared in an environmentally friendly way by reacting the precursors with bio-originated templates in aqueous solution in a microwave reactor. The crystalline Sb2S3 material provided the microrobots with interesting optical and semiconductive properties. Because of the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) upon light illumination, the microrobots possessed photocatalytic properties. To demonstrate the photocatalytic abilities, industrially used dyes, quinoline yellow and tartrazine were degraded using microrobots in the "on-the-fly" mode. Overall, this proof-of-concept work showed that Sb2S3 photoactive material is suitable for designing swarming microrobots for environmental remediation applications.

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Nanoscale PAPER Ci e his: Nanoscale, 2023, 15, 5726 Recei ed 7 h Janua y 2023, Accep ed 26 h Feb ua y 2023 DOI: 10.1039/d3n 00098b sc.li/nanoscale Ligh -powe ed swa ming pho e ic an imony chalcogenide-based mic o obo s wi h “on- he-fly” pho odeg ada ion abili ies† Anna Jancik-P ochazko a a and Ma in Pume a * a,b,c,d Mic o obo s a e a he o e on o esea ch o biomedical and en i onmen al applica ions. Whe eas a single mic o obo exhibi s qui e low pe o mance in he la ge-scale en i onmen , swa ms o mic o obo s a e ep esen ing a powe ul ool in biomedical and en i onmen al applica ions. He e, we ab ica ed pho e ic Sb 2 S 3 -based mic o obo s ha exhibi ed swa ming beha io unde ligh illumina ion wi hou any addi ion o chemical uel. The mic o obo s we e p epa ed in an en i onmen ally iendly way by eac ing he p ecu so s wi h bio-o igina ed empla es in aqueous solu ion in a mic owa e eac o . The c ys alline Sb 2 S 3 ma e ial p o ided he mic o obo s wi h in e es ing op ical and semiconduc i e p ope ies. Because o he o ma ion o eac i e oxygen species (ROS) upon ligh illumina ion, he mic o obo s possessed pho oca aly ic p ope ies. To demons a e he pho oca aly ic abili ies, indus ially used dyes, quinoline yellow and a azine we e deg aded using mic o obo s in he “on- he-fly”mode. O e all, his p oo -o - concep wo k showed ha Sb 2 S 3 pho oac i e ma e ial is sui able o designing swa ming mic o obo s o en i onmen al emedia ion applica ions. In oduc ion Mic o obo s a e au onomous mic o-scaled de ices ha a e designed o accomplish a speci ic mission on mic oscale. 1–3 Mic o obo s a e chemically p og ammed o collec , anspo , and deli e ca go, 4–6 deg ade pollu an s 7,8 and bac e ial con amina ion, 9,10 o sense desi ed subs ances, 11,12 e c. Howe e , a single mic o obo exhibi s ela i ely poo efficiency when s udied in he mac o-scale. Inspi ed by mo phogenesis in biology, mic o obo ic sys ems we e p og ammed o commu- nica e and coope a e wi h each o he by o ming swa ms o mic o obo s. 13,14 The swa ming mic o obo s p omise a powe - ul ool o medical and en i onmen al applica ions, as hey can eac in esponse o en i onmen al s imuli, such as change in mo phology, ca go loading and anspo , imaging, e c. 15–17 Swa ming beha io can be induced by using a ious ex e nal s imuli, i.e. magne ic ield, ligh , acous ic o elec ic ield. 18 Ligh -induced swa m o ma ion is qui e a e sa ile app oach conside ing i s low-cos ins umen a ion, p ecise con ol, and biocompa ibili y. The mechanism o ligh - induced swa ming lies in diffe en mechanisms, such as elec- opho esis, diffusiopho esis, and he mopho esis. 19 A ypical example o ligh -induced swa m o ma ion a e TiO 2 -based swa ming pho opho e ic mic o obo s. 20 Upon ligh i adia ion, TiO 2 mic o obo s show schooling beha io consis ing o he expansion and con ac ion o he swa ms ha ac as a mic o- i ewo k o mic opump sys em due o pho opho e ic p o- pe ies. 21 E en ually, due o nega i e pho o axis, he swa ms can mo e wi hin he sample and anspo desi ed sub- s ances. 22 L. Wang e al. 23 used pho e ic in e ac ions among TiO 2 -based mic o obo s o emo e mic oplas ics om aqueous samples. In addi ion o TiO 2 , ligh -induced swa ming beha io was obse ed in a ious ypes o semiconduc o s, o example o ganic pho oac i e molecules 24 and polyme s, 25 sil e chlo - ide, 26 sil e phospha e, 27 i on oxide, 28 o chalcogenide semiconduc o s. 29,30 The la e is also known o good he mo- dynamic s abili y, acile syn hesizabili y and dopabili y, and unique op oelec ical p ope ies ha enable hei applica ion in sola cells, hin ilm ansis o s, diodes, o wa e spli ing pho oelec oca alys s. 31 Recen ly, chalcogenide semi- conduc o s ha e been applied as sui able ma e ials o he ab- ica ion o ligh -d i en mic o obo s; X. Zhan e al. 32 epo ed on p epa a ion o Sb 2 Se 3 -based mic o obo s o aniso opic c ys al s uc u e ha we e na iga ed unde pola ized ligh . Simila ly, me al dichalcogenides, such as WS 2 and MoS 2 , we e †Elec onic supplemen a y in o ma ion (ESI) a ailable. See DOI: h ps://doi.o g/ 10.1039/d3n 00098b a Cen e o Ad anced Func ional Nano obo s, Depa men o Ino ganic Chemis y, Uni e si y o Chemis y and Technology P ague, Technicka 5, 166 28 P ague, Czech Republic. E-mail: pume [email p o ec ed] b Fu u e Ene gy and Inno a ion Labo a o y, Cen al Eu opean Ins i u e o Technology, B no Uni e si y o Technology, Pu kyno a 656/123, 621 00, B no, Czech Republic c Facul y o Elec ical Enginee ing and Compu e Science, VSB –Technical Uni e si y o Os a a, 17. lis opadu 2172/15, 70800 Os a a, Czech Republic d Depa men o Medical Resea ch, China Medical Uni e si y Hospi al, China Medical Uni e si y, No. 91 Hsueh-Shih Road, Taichung, Taiwan 40402 5726 |Nanoscale,2023,15, 5726–5734 This jou nal is © The Royal Socie y o Chemis y 2023 Open Access A icle. Published on 03 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded on 7/28/2023 8:31:37 AM. This a icle is licensed unde a C ea i e Commons A ibu ion 3.0 Unpo ed Licence. View A icle Online View Jou nal | View Issue applied o he ab ica ion o pho opho e ic swa ming mic o obo s. 29,30 He e, we ab ica ed swa ming pho e ic an imony(III) sul ide (Sb 2 S 3 )-based mic o obo s ( u he e e ed as “mic o obo s”). Sb 2 S 3 is an ea h-abundan semiconduc o wi h low oxici y and good s abili y in ai . 33 I shows ema kable op oelec ical p ope ies sui able o sola cells 34 and li hium ion ba e ies ab ica ion, 35 pho oca aly ic wa e spli ing 36 and pho o- ca aly ic pollu an deg ada ion. 37,38 Being awa e o cu en “g een chemis y” ends, 39 ou objec i e was o apply he syn- he ic app oach o mic o obo s manu ac u ing in an en i on- men ally iendly way. The e o e, we employed bio-o igina ed p ecu so s as capping agen s, ha is, p o eogenic α-amino acid L-cys eine and a a ic acid, which occu s na u ally in many ypes o ui s. The syn he ic ou e was hen ca ied ou in a mic owa e eac o p o iding g ea ep oducibili y, low-ene gy usage, and la ge-scale p oduc ion. 40,41 The esul ing mic o o- bo s we e p opelled unde ul a iole (UV) ligh i adia ion due o he elec opho e ic and diffusiopho e ic beha io o he mic o obo s. Since he elec opho e ic and diffusiopho e ic- induced p opulsion is caused by ions and ROS o ma ion and edis ibu ion, we applied he mic o obo s o pho oca aly ical deg ada ion o o ganic pollu an s. As model pollu an s, we chose a azine and quinoline yellow ood dyes. Gi en hei poo biodeg adabili y, syn he ic ood dyes can accumula e in was ewa e and nega i ely in luence he en i onmen . 42–44 Anionic azo-dye a azine (E 102) and anionic quinoph halone dye quinoline yellow (E 104) a e claimed o induce alle gic and in ole ance eac ions, pa icula ly in as hma ics, and cause hype ac i i y, especially in child en. 45–47 Resul s and discussion Fab ica ion and cha ac e iza ion o mic o obo s The Sb 2 S 3 mic o obo s we e p epa ed in a mic owa e eac o (Fig. 1) by eac ing SbCl 3 (an imony(III) chlo ide) wi h bioma- e ial-based empla es L-cys eine and a a ic acid. As sugges ed in a p e ious epo , 48 Sb 3+ o ms a complex wi h a a ic acid and hus allows coupling ia hyd ogen bonds wi h L-cys eine, which ac s as a sul u izing agen o allow he o ma ion o Sb 2 S 3 . To pe o m he syn hesis in an en i on- men ally iendly way, we p oceeded he eac ion in an aqueous en i onmen . Al hough wa e is no conside ed he mos efficien sol en o con e mic owa e i adia ion in o hea , especially in compa ison o e hylene glycol, dime hyl sul oxide, o me hanol, 49 his syn he ic app oach showed g ea esul s and can be ega ded as en i onmen ally iendly. To op imize he p ocedu e, diffe en eac ion condi ions we e es ed. Fig. S1†shows he in luence o magne ic s i ing, eac ion ime, empe a u e, and a a ic acid concen a ion on he esul ing mo phology o he mic o obo s. B ie ly, s i ing he eac ion mix u e du ing he syn hesis enabled o ma ion o homogeneous size and mo phology dis ibu ion o mic o o- bo s. I is wo h emphasizing ha s i ing is no ypically allowed in con en ional hyd o he mal syn he ic me hods, bu i can be applied and con olled in he case o using a mic o- wa e eac o . Nex , he eac ion ime o 15 minu es caused he o ma ion o sphe ical and od-like mic o obo s oge he . A e 30 minu es, only od-shaped mic o obo s we e ob ained, sugges ing homogeneous shape and size con ol. No u he effec was obse ed when p olonging he eac ion ime o 45 minu es. The mo phology was u he in luenced by he eac ion empe a u e. The op imal empe a u e was e alua ed a 180 °C as he lowe empe a u e o 160 °C led o a educ ion o mic o obo size homogenei y; howe e , highe empe a u e o 200 °C caused only a sligh inc ease in size homogenei y. Fu he , a a ic acid concen a ion was obse ed o ha e a sig- ni ican effec on he esul ing mo phology o he mic o obo s as well. The op imal concen a ion o a a ic acid was e alu- a ed as 8 mol. eq. wi h espec o SbCl 3 . When he concen- a ion was educed o 6 mol. eq. wi h espec o SbCl 3 , sponge-like mic opa icles we e o med, whe eas inc easing he concen a ion o 10 mol. eq. wi h espec o SbCl 3 caused he o ma ion o la ge ods. The p o ocol o he op imized mic owa e-assis ed syn he ic p ocedu e is shown in Fig. S2.† Namely, he empe a u e, p essu e, and powe p o iles a e p e- sen ed. I is wo h no ing ha he p ecise hold o he empe a- u e du ing he syn hesis enables high ep oducibili y o he ma e ial p epa a ion. Mo eo e , he powe o he mic owa e eac o is ∼20 W a e eaching he se empe a u e sugges ing low-ene gy consump ion mode du ing he syn hesis. A e op imizing he syn he ic p ocedu e, he mic o obo s esembled ods wi h a e age leng h o 16 ± 5 μm and wid h o Fig. 1 Schema ic illus a ion showing (A) he “one-po ”p epa a ion o Sb 2 S 3 mic o obo s using a mic owa e eac o and (B) hei pho e ic p ope ies unde ligh i adia ion ha induce swa ming-like beha io . CB and VB s and o conduc ion and alence bands, espec i ely. Nanoscale Pape This jou nal is © The Royal Socie y o Chemis y 2023 Nanoscale,2023,15, 5726–5734 | 5727 Open Access A icle. Published on 03 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded on 7/28/2023 8:31:37 AM. This a icle is licensed unde a C ea i e Commons A ibu ion 3.0 Unpo ed Licence. View A icle Online 3.0 ± 0.9 μm (Fig. 2A). EDX images e ealed a homogeneous p esence o an imony and sul u wi hin he mic o obo s, sugges ing ha no an imony- o sul u - ich domains we e o med du ing he p epa a ion (Fig. 2A). The EDX spec a a e p esen ed in Fig. S3.†The o ma ion o he Sb 2 S 3 phase was p o ed by eco ding Raman spec a. Fig. 2B demons a es he well- esol ed esul ing Raman spec um ha poin s o he c ys- alline s uc u e. 50 The peaks localized a 303, 282, and 254 cm −1 co espond o he Sb–S s e ching ib a ion, and he peak a 190 cm −1 co esponds o he S–Sb–S bending ib a ion. 51 To con i m he c ys alline na u e o he mic o o- bo s, powde X- ay diff ac ion (powde XRD) analysis was pe - o med. The esul ing diff ac og ams (Fig. 2C) e eal a c ys al- line s uc u e wi hou signs o impu i ies. The diff ac og am co esponded o he o ho hombic s uc u e o s ibni e wi h la ice pa ame e s a= 11.33, b= 3.84, and c= 11.24 which is in ag eemen wi h epo ed da a. 48 In he nex s ep, we eco ded abso p ion spec a o he powde ed ma e ial o cha ac e ize i s op ical p ope ies. As seen in Fig. 2D, he abso p ion occu s e en in isible ange, wi h he onse o abso p ion a a ound 750 nm. Assuming an indi ec ansi ion, he op ical bandgap was es ima ed a 1.6 eV, which is in ag eemen wi h p e ious epo s. 52 I should be no ed ha du ing he ypical hyd o he mal p epa a ion o Sb 2 S 3 ma e ial, an amo phous phase is o med and u he sin e ing is necessa y o ans o m he ma e ial in o a c ys alline phase. 48,50 Based on he esul s discussed in he la e pa ag aph, he mic owa e i adia ion ob iously acili- a ed o ma ion o he c ys alline phase du ing he syn he ic p ocedu e. The e o e, he esul ing ma e ial could be di ec ly used o he desi ed applica ion wi hou any u he ene gy- consuming and ime-demanding he mal ea men . This obse a ion is in ag eemen wi h p e ious indings in which mic owa e adia ion assis ed in he o ma ion o high-quali y c ys alline s uc u es. 53 The mic o obo s we e u he cha ac e ized by measu ing ze a po en ial in aqueous dispe sions. The alue o −40 ± 4 mV sugges ed he o ma ion o s able colloidal solu ions ha do no equi e any u he s abiliza ion h ough he use o su ac an s. Fig. 2 S uc u al and op ical cha ac e iza ion o mic o obo s. (A) SEM image o he mic o obo s and EDX elemen al mapping images. Scale ba 25 μm. (B) Raman spec um wi h labelled cha ac e is ic s e ching (ν) and bending (δ) ib a ions. (C) Powde XRD pa e n o mic o obo s showing he cha ac e is ic finge p in o he Sb 2 S 3 ma e ial in compa ison wi h he e e ence pa e n (JCPDS No. 01-075-4015). (D) Abso p ion spec um o mic o obo s wi h Tauc plo in he inse o de e mine op ical bandgap. Pape Nanoscale 5728 |Nanoscale,2023,15, 5726–5734 This jou nal is © The Royal Socie y o Chemis y 2023 Open Access A icle. Published on 03 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded on 7/28/2023 8:31:37 AM. This a icle is licensed unde a C ea i e Commons A ibu ion 3.0 Unpo ed Licence. View A icle Online Ligh -induced locomo ion o mic o obo s Ini ially, we es ed whe he he pho oca aly ic p ope ies o Sb 2 S 3 would enable sel -p opulsion o mic o obo s unde UV ligh i adia ion. As Fig. 3A and C demons a e, mode a e sel - p opulsion induced by UV i adia ion was indeed obse ed (Video S1†). The a e age eloci y o he mic o obo s unde UV i adia ion was 0.3 ± 0.1 μms −1 . On he con a y, only B ownian mo ion was obse ed wi hou any UV i adia ion. To explain his obse a ion, i should be no ed ha as a pho o- ac i e ma e ial, Sb 2 S 3 is capable o ligh abso p ion; hence, sui able ene gy o i adia ion can cause exci on o ma ion whe e elec ons (e − ) a e accumula ed in he conduc ion band and can in e ac on he su ace o mic o obo s wi h p o ons gene a ed om he in e ac ion o holes (h + ) wi h wa e . 54 The p ocess can be summa ized by he ollowing equa ions: 2H2Oþ4hþ!4HþþO2ð1Þ 4Hþþ4e!2H2ð2Þ In addi ion o p o ons, oxygen, and hyd ogen, diffe en pho ogene a ed species, such as O 2 − ,OH • , and OH − , can be o med by u he in e ac ions. Due o he non-symme ical shape o mic o obo s, he ion g adien a ound an indi idual mic o obo is no homogeneous, hus, sel -elec opho e ic mo ion is induced. 21,55 To in es iga e he o igin o he phenomenon deepe , we de e mined he pho oelec ochemical p ope ies o mic o o- bo s by plo ing Ta el cu es. As he Ta el cu es (Fig. 3B) sugges , he e is a signi ican shi o abou 360 mV owa d posi i e po en ial a e exposu e o he sample o UV i adia ion. This obse a ion suppo s ou conclusions abou pho ochemically d i en locomo ion. Sel -p opulsion was u he enhanced by applying hyd ogen pe oxide as a uel (Video S2†). The pho oca aly ic decompo- si ion o hyd ogen pe oxide o ms eac i e oxygen species (ROS) by he ollowing equa ions: H2O2þ2hþ!2HþþO2ð3Þ H2O2þ2e!2OHð4Þ Combining he in e ac ions desc ibed in eqn (1)–(4), he concen a ion o ionic species and adicals inc eases, he e o e he sel -elec opho e ic phenomenon is enhanced. 55 The esul s o he eloci y calcula ions a e summa ized in Fig. 3A. Ob iously, he a e age eloci y o he mic o obo s inc eased wi h inc easing uel concen a ion s a ing om he Fig. 3 Cha ac e iza ion o he locomo ion o he mic o obo s. (A) A e age eloci y o mic o obo s a diffe en uel concen a ions and he influence o UV i adia ion. (B) Ta el plo s o s a ic mic o obo s o demons a e pho oca aly ic ac i i y. The Ta el cu es we e measu ed in pu e wa e unde da k condi ions (a) and unde UV i adia ion (b). (C) Typical ajec o ies o mic o obo s a diffe en condi ions collec ed a e 20 s. Nanoscale Pape This jou nal is © The Royal Socie y o Chemis y 2023 Nanoscale,2023,15, 5726–5734 | 5729 Open Access A icle. Published on 03 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded on 7/28/2023 8:31:37 AM. This a icle is licensed unde a C ea i e Commons A ibu ion 3.0 Unpo ed Licence. View A icle Online concen a ion o 1 w % hyd ogen pe oxide. P opulsion was also obse ed in he p esence o >1 w % hyd ogen pe oxide unde da k condi ions. Howe e , in his case he a e age el- oci y did no depend on he concen a ion o hyd ogen pe - oxide and emained cons an in he ange 0.4–0.5 μms −1 . Obse ing mic o obo s in hei aqueous dispe sion, a s ong in luence o UV i adia ion on mic o obo s o ganiza ion wi hin he sample was obse ed. As Fig. 4 sugges s, UV i adia ion induces collec i e beha io and he swa ms o mic o obo s expand (o iginal mic og aphs wi hou any labels a e shown in Fig. S4†). Con e sely, when UV ligh was swi ched off, he swa ms s a ed sh inking, sugges ing a e e sible p ocess (Video S3†). Same phenomenon was p e iously obse ed in he case o i anium dioxide-based mic o obo s. 55 As men ioned abo e, Sb 2 S 3 ac s as a semiconduc i e pho o- ca alys and upon UV i adia ion, ions and ROS a e o med acco ding o eqn (1)–(4). In addi ion o elec opho esis, o he phenomena, such as osmo ic p opulsion and su ace cha ge in e ac ion, occu . Ions, adicals, and ROS a e gene a ed unde UV i adia ion, which leads o he accumula ion o su ace cha ge and elec os a ic epulsions ake place causing expan- sion o he swa ms. Unde da k condi ions, he accumula ed cha ged species induce elec o-osmosis du ing hei dis- socia ion and diffusion, which ob iously causes clus e ing o mic o obo s’swa ms. 21,22,55 As expec ed, he addi ion o hyd ogen pe oxide inc eased he collec i e beha io due o mo e in ensi e ions and ROS gene a ion. Compa ison o ligh - induced swa ming beha io o ueled and non- ueled mic o o- bo s is also demons a ed in Video S3.†To exclude pho o he - mal ela ed effec s, such as he mal con ec ion ha is induced when he sample is locally hea ed wi h UV ligh , 28 non-pho o- ca aly ic polyme mic opa icles we e s udied a he same se ing while applying 5% hyd ogen pe oxide as a uel and i a- dia ing he sample wi h UV ligh . As a esul , no p opulsion was induced in ha expe imen (Video S4†) sugges ing ha he swa ming beha io o he mic o obo s was no caused by empe a u e g adien s. Pho oca aly ic deg ada ion o ood dyes Taking in o accoun he ema kable pho oca aly ic p ope ies o Sb 2 S 3 , we employed mic o obo s o pho oca aly ic deg a- da ion o ood dyes, i.e., quinoline yellow and a azine. I was assumed ha he ac i e adicals, ions, and ROS p oduced unde UV i adia ion would be able o deg ade he ood dyes. Quinoline yellow is an acid dye wi h a cha ac e is ic abso p- ion spec um due o he a oma ic s uc u e, wi h i s maximum a 412 nm. On he o he hand, a azine, as a membe o azo-dye amily, shows a cha ac e is ic abso p ion spec um, wi h i s maximum a 428 nm (Fig. S5†). In bo h cases, deg ada ion is expec ed o cause a dec ease in abso p- ion bands due o he dis up ion o he s uc u e. 56 The e o e, he deg ada ion p ocess was moni o ed by eco ding UV-Vis spec a o he samples. To pe o m he deg ada ion expe i- men s, s ock solu ions o ood dyes we e p epa ed and exposed o UV i adia ion o i s moni o s abili y wi hou he p esence o mic o obo s. A e wo hou s o exposu e o UV i adia ion, he dec ease in abso bance was ∼7 and ∼1% in he case o qui- noline yellow and a azine, espec i ely, sugges ing ha bo h ood dyes exhibi g ea s abili y when exposed o UV i adia ion. P io he pho oca aly ic expe imen s, he samples con ain- ing mic o obo s alongside he ood dyes we e magne ically s i ed o 20 minu es a da k condi ions and he UV-Vis spec a we e eco ded o moni o he possible adso p ion o dyes on he mic o obo s. Howe e , no d op in he abso bance was de ec ed du ing hese equilib a ion expe imen s indica - ing ha no adso p ion occu ed. In he nex s ep, he samples we e exposed o UV i adia ion and he s abili y o ood dyes was moni o ed using a spec opho ome e . Fig. 5 summa izes he deg ada ion o ood dyes as obse ed in he p esence o mic o obo s. In he case o quinoline yellow, he e was a 35% dec ease in abso bance when mic o obo s we e applied. In he case o a azine, he dec ease in abso bance was by 17%, sugges ing i s be e s abili y owa d pho oca aly ic decompo- si ion in his se up. The low deg ada ion efficiency o a a- zine could be explained by diffe en endency owa d pho o- ca aly ic deg ada ion a diffe en pH o solu ions. In ou s udy, no pH con ol was applied by using buffe solu ions. The pH o he quinoline yellow and a azine solu ions con aining he mic o obo s we e 6.5 and 6.4, espec i ely be o e he pho o- ca aly ic deg ada ion expe imen s. As desc ibed in a p e ious s udy, pho odeg ada ion efficiency o a azine is highe a acidic condi ions 57 whe eas pho odeg ada ion o quinoline yellow showed o be he mos efficien wi hou any pH con ol. 58 To in es iga e he deg ada ion p ocess o ood dyes deepe , con ol expe imen s o he pho odeg ada ion o quinoline yellow we e pe o med wi h e hylenediamine e aace ic acid (EDTA). EDTA is a commonly used sca enge ha in e ac s wi h pho ogene a ed holes and hinde s he o ma ion o OH • adicals. 59 As clea ly demons a ed in Fig. S6,† he p esence o he sca enge signi ican ly dec eased he efficiency o pho o- Fig. 4 Collec i e swa ming beha io o mic o obo s as a unc ion o UV i adia ion. Compa ison o ueled and non- ueled mic o obo s. Pape Nanoscale 5730 |Nanoscale,2023,15, 5726–5734 This jou nal is © The Royal Socie y o Chemis y 2023 Open Access A icle. Published on 03 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded on 7/28/2023 8:31:37 AM. This a icle is licensed unde a C ea i e Commons A ibu ion 3.0 Unpo ed Licence. View A icle Online ca aly ic deg ada ion o quinoline yellow; he abso bance dec eased by 22% a e wo hou s This obse a ion suppo s he assump ion ha he ROS, especially OH • adicals a e gen- e a ed upon exposu e o he mic o obo s unde UV illumina- ion p o iding he deg ada ion abili ies. Conclusions We employed a mic owa e-assis ed echnique o de elop a ep oducible, low-cos , and “g een”manu ac u ing p ocess o mic o obo s. I is wo h no ing ha he o iginal syn hesis o he Sb 2 S 3 ma e ial was pe o med in an au ocla e a 180 °C o 12 hou s and u he annealing a 250 °C o 3 hou s was necessa y o ob ain he c ys alline s uc u e. 48 He e, we pe - o med he eac ion in a mic owa e eac o a 180 °C o 30 min wi hou any u he he mal ea men . Sb 2 S 3 was p e- sen ed as pho oac i e ma e ial ha enables he sel -p opulsion o he esul ing mic o obo s unde UV i adia ion. Sel -p opul- sion was u he enhanced in he p esence o hyd ogen pe - oxide as a uel. Due o hei pho oca aly ic p ope ies, mic o o- bo s we e applied o he deg ada ion o ood dyes, namely, a azine and quinoline yellow. I can be expec ed ha such mic o obo s can ind applica ion in he emo al o esidual ood dyes and beyond. Expe imen al Ma e ials An imony(III) chlo ide (SbCl 3 ,≥99.5%), L- a a ic acid (≥99.5%), L-cys eine (97%), a azine (analy ical s anda d), quinoline yellow (mix u e o he mono- and disul onic acids), e hylenediamine e aace ic acid (EDTA, ≥98.5%), and hyd o- gen pe oxide (30%) we e ob ained om Sigma Ald ich. E hanol absolu e A.G. was pu chased om Pen a. All chemi- cals we e used as ecei ed. Syn hesis o Sb 2 S 3 mic o obo s Fo a ypical mic owa e-assis ed syn hesis o Sb 2 S 3 mic o o- bo s, SbCl 3 (0.46 mmol) was dissol ed in 20 mL o a a ic acid s ock solu ion (0.17 mol dm −3 ) using a sonica ion ba h. In he nex s ep, L-cys eine (0.65 mmol) was added and he solu ion was magne ically s i ed o 10 minu es. The p ecu so solu- ion was ans e ed o a eac ion ial and placed in he mic o- wa e eac o (Monowa e 400, An on Paa ). The eac ion was ca ied ou a 180 °C o 30 minu es while being magne ically s i ed (600 pm). The c ude p oduc was collec ed by cen i u- ga ion (4000 pm, 3 min) and washed wi h ul apu e wa e wice and wi h e hanol h ee imes. The esul ing mic o obo s we e acuum-d ied a 40 °C o e nigh . Cha ac e iza ion Mo phology was cha ac e ized using a MIRA 3 XMU (Tescan) scanning elec on mic oscope equipped wi h an EDX de ec o (Ox o d Ins umen s) o elemen al mapping. Powde samples we e cha ac e ized on an adhesi e ca bon ape. Powde XRD cha ac e iza ion was pe o med using a Rigaku Sma Lab 3 kW X- ay powde diff ac ome e wi h Cu Kα adia ion sou ce. Raman spec a we e measu ed wi h an IR-Raman spec ome e (B uke RFS 100) using a 9394.4 cm −1 lase o exci a ion. The abso p ion spec a o mic o obo s in solid s a e we e eco ded by a Jasco V-750 UV-Vis spec ome e equipped wi h an in eg a ing sphe e (ISV-922). The ze a po en- ial was measu ed by Ze asize Ul a (Mal e n Panaly ical L d) and an a e age o 5 measu emen s was calcula ed. Ta el plo s we e ob ained by pe o ming linea sweep ol- amme y on a PGSTAT 204 (Me ohm Au olab) equipped wi h UV LED (365 nm, 700 mA, adian lux 3.3 W, LedEngin Inc.). Fo his pu pose, mic o obo s’aqueous dispe sion was d op- cas ed o e an ITO subs a e ha was hen d ied a ambien condi ions. Ag/AgCl and pla inum elec odes we e employed as e e ence and coun e elec odes, espec i ely. The measu e- men s we e made in dis illed wa e unde da k condi ions and unde UV i adia ion. Fig. 5 Pho odeg ada ion o ood dyes de e mined by he change in abso bance. G aphs show deg ada ion o quinoline yellow (A) and a azine (B) using pho oca aly ically ac i e mic o obo s and UV i adia ion alongside he con ol expe imen whe e no mic o obo s we e applied. Nanoscale Pape This jou nal is © The Royal Socie y o Chemis y 2023 Nanoscale,2023,15,5726–5734 | 5731 Open Access A icle. Published on 03 Ma ch 2023. Downloaded on 7/28/2023 8:31:37 AM. This a icle is licensed unde a C ea i e Commons A ibu ion 3.0 Unpo ed Licence. View A icle Online Locomo ion analysis was pe o med using a Nicon Eclipse Ts2R in e ed mic oscope equipped wi h a Basle ace acA1920- 155uc digi al came a. The mic oscope was also equipped wi h a UV-LED sou ce (pE-100, 365 nm, 1670 W cm −2 ). The sample o he locomo ion analysis was p epa ed by placing a d ople o mic o obo s’solu ion (5 μl) on a glass slide. The concen- a ion was adjus ed acco ding o he se ing o mic oscope o ob ain ideos o a leas 60 acks. Al e na i ely, hyd ogen pe - oxide was added o he mic o obo s in a speci ic amoun o each i s desi ed concen a ion o ac as uel. The acks o he mic o obo s we e analyzed using he T ackMa e plugin wi hin ImageJ so wa e. 60 A Py hon code sub ac ing e en ual d i was used o calcula e a e age eloci ies o each ideo. 61 The esul ing eloci ies we e ob ained as an a e age and a s anda d de ia ion o a leas h ee ideos. Finally, he ep esen a i e a- jec o ies we e isualized using NIS so wa e. Food dyes deg ada ion expe imen s The sample con aining mic o obo s (0.2 mg mL −1 ) and ood dye (quinoline yellow o a azine, bo h 0.01 mg mL −1 )in o al olume 20 mL was magne ically s i ed o 20 min in a 50 mL eac ion ial a da k condi ions be o e he expe imen . The sample was exposed o UV i adia ion (365 nm, 700 mA, adian lux 4.1 W, LedEngin Inc.) and aliquo s we e aken a gi en ime in e als o moni o he deg ada ion p ocess. Fo his pu pose, he sample was cen i uged (4000 pm, 3 min) o emo e mic o obo s and he abso p ion spec um o he supe - na an was eco ded in qua z cu e es (1 × 1 cm) using he UV-Vis spec ome e . The abso bance o quinoline yellow and a azine was ead a 412 and 428 nm, espec i ely. The con ol expe imen wi h EDTA was pe o med a same con- di ions wi h he modi ica ion ha EDTA was added o he eac- ion mix u e (0.1 mM) be o e he pho oca aly ic eac ion. 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